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Embarking from England as part of Commodore Anson’s expedition to the Pacific, HMS Wager was wrecked on a desert island to the southward of Chiloe. Following the wreck, the crew suffered dreadful privations from famine and descended into mutinous factionalism, theft, and murder. This account by young midshipman John Byron describes the events of the wreck and mutiny. It also narrates his journey home in company with Captain Cheap and a small group of loyal officers and seamen.

Discover the enchanting world of Lord Byrons The Giaour, a captivating poem first published in 1813 that marks the beginning of his celebrated Oriental romances. With its powerful themes and vivid imagery, The Giaour quickly garnered acclaim, solidifying Byrons status as a literary giant both critically and commercially.

What's your intention? Engaging conversations that explore future-focused topics, technology, history, cultural and political trends -- and how they intersect with personal and family life. What are the core aims, drives, goals. We've been known to take a deep dive to get to the heart of the matter so be prepared to trade-in your snorkel-depth attention deficit for some conversational scuba gear. Of course, this is why we love podcasts, right? Film and music, clean energy, American history, esoterica, politics, and human evolution are just a few of the topics you'll hear here. Host and author ...

A podcast featuring never-heard-before interviews with legendary stars of the Negro Baseball Leagues in celebration of the Centennial of the Negro Baseball Leagues. "All content of The Negro Baseball Leagues: Chattin' with the Legends podcast, is the property of YABBA BIRI Productions, Inc. Any rebroadcast, transcription, or retransmission without the express written consent of YABBA BIRI Productions Inc, is prohibited."

That's it. We've decided to start a new country. We're fed up with how everyone else is running theirs and we're going to figure out how we can do it better. So join us on our journey and maybe even help shape our new nation?

Recently I have been trying to travel around Kentucky and learn more about my home state. I am making a podcast to track my journey. The primary focus is on the state parks. I will visit other places as they come up. Contact: kyplaces@gmail.com

A short daily trip down the lane of Christian History. Looking at the fascinating people and events that have shaped a universal civilisation.

What makes a game a game? The mechanics, conventions, technologies, and traditions of video games have a rich history that rivals that of any other medium. And those stories deserve to be told.It's dangerous to go alone, so join Byron as he explores the stories behind the games you love - from their humble beginnings on oscilloscopes, to the strange side projects of well-known gaming brands, to the cutting edge tech behind modern games.

Welcome to the Out of Privilege podcast with Dr. Byron Burkhalter, where we talk about issues of racism, white privilege and the role they play in current affairs. We take an historical and sociological look at various issues and how they have laid the foundation for the systemic racism that the United States in particular is battling today. For more information, visit www.outofprivilege.com.

Ever wondered about the lives of the geniuses behind your favorite poems? Take a step back in time and delve into the daily lives of renowned poets such as John Milton, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Walt Whitman, Lord Byron, Keats, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. This series offers intimate glimpses into their lives, exploring their likes, dislikes, backgrounds, and unique quirks. Engage with their most celebrated works and gain insights into their relatable human foibles alongside their artistic brilliance. Even if youre a casual lover of poetry, these succinct biographies coupled with some of ...

John Foxes Book of Martyrs is a monumental English Protestant account of the relentless persecutions endured by Protestants, many of whom sacrificed their lives for their faith. First published in 1563, this work is regarded as Britains largest publishing project of the time. This edition, significantly abridged from Foxes original, offers a riveting exploration into the reign of Queen Mary, during which ordinary Protestant Christians were publicly executed. Foxe presents the Church of England as the continuation of the authentic and faithful ancient church, not a new sect. The narrative ...

‘The way Robert Peal describes Georgian England, you’d be mad not to want to live there yourself’ GUARDIAN Anne Bonny and Mary Read, pirate queens of the Caribbean Tipu Sultan, the Indian ruler who kept the British at bay Olaudah Equiano, the former slave whose story shocked the world Mary...

John Foxes Book of Martyrs is a riveting English Protestant narrative detailing the tortures and triumphs of Protestants who sacrificed their lives for their beliefs. Premiered in 1563 by John Day, this work was Britains largest publishing project at the time. Adorned with numerous woodcuts, Foxes Book of Martyrs offers an intimate view into the trials of the early Christian and Protestant martyrs. Despite its original size, which was twice as long as Edward Gibbon’s Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, this version has been significantly condensed. Experience the gripping tales of ...