Phantom Regiment; or, Stories of "Ours"
James Grant
Play
Length 12 h 26 min
Chapters 29
The title and a quick glance at the chapter titles of James Grant's The Phantom Regiment--such as "The Romance of the Month," "The Halt in Cork Wood," "Rio de la Muerte (Spanish for death)," Pedro, the Contrabandist," "A Legend of Fife," "The Midnight March"--will lead you to realize that this book is filled with excitement, mystery, intrigue, adventure, and cultural conflict with an emphasis on Scottish soldierly daredevilry and pride. It has all the elements that make for an enjoyable and an exciting listen. (Summary by Jim Locke)
Chapters
1
The Romance of a Month Read by Ares Sancho 26:54
2
The Guarda Costa Read by Ares Sancho 27:06
3
Jack Slingsby Read by Ares Sancho 22:17
4
The Venta Read by Ares Sancho 25:37
5
The Regiment of San Antonio Read by Ares Sancho 46:36
6
La Posada del Cavallo Read by Ares Sancho 50:41
7
The Halt in a Cork Wood Read by Ares Sancho 27:44
8
The Alcalde Read by Ares Sancho 18:04
9
The Tertulia Read by Ares Sancho 33:52
10
Don Fabrique Read by Ares Sancho 11:56
11
The Raterrillo Read by Ares Sancho 11:03
12
El Rio De La Muerte Read by Ares Sancho 10:30
13
Pedro The Contrabandista Read by Ares Sancho 13:24
14
The Spanish Steamer Read by Ares Sancho 11:59
15
The Circassian Captain Read by Ares Sancho 18:04
16
Osman Rioni Read by Jim Locke 30:13
17
The Hussars of Tenginski Read by Jim Locke 39:42
18
Zupi Read by Jim Locke 25:28
19
We Reach Headquarters Read by Jim Locke 8:36
20
St. Floridan; or The Adventures of a Night Read by Jim Locke 29:34
21
The Widow; or The Adventure of a Night Read by Jim Locke 31:51
22
Perez, the Potter; or, The Adventure of a Night Read by Jim Locke 33:12
23
The Major's Story Read by Jim Locke 4:55
24
Estella Read by Jim Locke 1:03:11
25
A Legend of Fife Read by Jim Locke 44:41
26
The Quartermaster's Story Read by Jim Locke 22:08
27
The Unco' Quest Read by Jim Locke 28:09
28
The Midnight March Read by Jim Locke 13:58
29
The Last of Don Fabrique Read by Jim Locke 15:04
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