History of Scotland: A Captivating Guide to Scottish History, the Wars of Scottish Independence and William Wallace

De: Captivating History

Narrado por: Duke Holm, David Patton

Duración: 8 h y 40 m

Resumen del Editor

Three captivating manuscripts in one audiobook:

• Scottish History: A Captivating Guide to the History of Scotland
• Wars of Scottish Independence: A Captivating Guide to the Battles Between the Kingdom of Scotland and the Kingdom of England, Including the Impact Made by King Robert the Bruce
• William Wallace: A Captivating Guide to a Freedom Fighter and Martyr Who Impacted Scottish History and Scotland’s Independence from England

In part one of this audiobook, you will discover topics such as

• Medieval strife
• The emergence of the Scottish Nation-State
• The Golden Age
• The Wars of Independence
• The Black Death
• Mary, Queen of Scots: “The Daughter of Debate”
• The King of Great Britain
• The union and the Scottish Enlightenment
• The Industrial Revolution
• Scottish feminism
• The Loch Ness Monster
• And much, much more

In part two of this audiobook, you will discover:

• Good fences; Good neighbors
• Crisis
• Defiance
• The martyr
• Power struggles
• Inner strife
• The Battle of Bannockburn
• A worthy King
• The Son of the Bruce & the Second War for Independence
• And much, much more

Some of the topics covered in part three of this audiobook include:

• Mysterious origins
• Coming of age in crisis
• Defiance and compliance
• The prophecy
• Uprising
• Love in a time of war
• The Battle of Stirling Bridge
• Invading England
• The Guardian of Scotland
• Defeat at Falkirk
• An outlaw once more
• The execution
• And much more

So if you want to learn more about the history of Scotland, buy this audiobook now!

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just say it once

Didn't like the constant repeating of facts already covered in previous chapters and bouncing around

Poor

From Value projection: revisionist history, to porr narration, mispronounced words, poor editing(sentences repeated) this was a hard listen. Hard to recommend.

first two books are the worst performance ever.

all 3 books repeat themselves, even with the same sentences. it became boring and repetative.

Ugh what a waste

Bad narration, pronunciation, editing, and a crazy repetitive narrative that skipped over a lot in order to focus mainly on William Wallace and Robert the Bruce (with those stories especially Wallace repeated and repeated).

Enjoyed learning about early Scotland

The book repeats itself a lot. Some stories went over three times.. it was well written.

A broken record

Struggled to finish due to it telling of the same events repeatedly over and over. Every time you think it is finally going to continue with the time line of events it goes back to the same time frame and same story making it hard to follow at times.

Three drafts of the same words...

The length of this audio book is achieved by the fact that it keeps repeating the same narratives three and more times. Imagine listening to many different drafts of the author's much shorter work. Gives an unfortunate new meaning to history repeating itself.

Good, but

I really liked this history of Scotland. My only complaint is that I would have liked to hear more about the Jacobite rebellions and the Highland Clearances.

redundant and amatuerish reading

poor reading, emphasis, and phrasing
hard to follow narrator as there are some words mispronounced
it was like it was this narrator's first job

poorly edited, dryly read

narrator was dry and poorly faked accents. Numerous technical editing mistakes. Is LGBTQ progress a critical criterion for a chapter of Scottish historical advancement that covers millennia when it just pops onto the scene at the last decade?