St. Bartholomew's Eve

Set in the days of the religious wars of Europe, St. Bartholomew's Eve is the tale of the Huguenot's desperate fight for freedom of worship in France. As the struggle intensifies the plot thickens, culminating in the dreadful Massacre of St. Bartholomew's Eve. Henty, "The Boy's Own Storyteller" weaves the life and adventures of Philip Fletcher and his cousin, Francois DeLaville, into the historical background with thrilling battles, sieges and escapes along the way (not to mention a fair damsel in distress! ). (Summary by Minkona) (12 hr 2 min)

Chapters

Preface	2:57	Read by Anna Christensen
Driven From Home	34:22	Read by Anna Christensen
An Important Decision	33:44	Read by Anna Christensen
In A French Chateau	31:20	Read by Anna Christensen
An Experiment	32:29	Read by Anna Christensen
Taking the Field	33:32	Read by Anna Christensen
The Battle of St. Denis	30:39	Read by Anna Christensen
A Rescue	35:08	Read by Anna Christensen
The Third Huguenot War	33:07	Read by Anna Christensen
An Important Mission	33:54	Read by Anna Christensen
The Queen Of Navarre	28:57	Read by Anna Christensen
Jeanne Of Navarre	32:25	Read by Anna Christensen
An Escape From Prison	36:00	Read by Anna Christensen
At Laville	31:51	Read by Anna Christensen
The Assault On The Chateau	31:54	Read by Anna Christensen
The Battle Of Jarnac	30:43	Read by Anna Christensen
A Huguenot Prayer Meeting	31:57	Read by Anna Christensen
The Battle Of Moncontor	34:31	Read by Anna Christensen
A Visit Home.	36:28	Read by Anna Christensen
In A Net	29:34	Read by Anna Christensen
The Tocsin	33:01	Read by Anna Christensen
Escape	31:15	Read by Anna Christensen
Reunited	32:41	Read by Anna Christensen

Reviews

very good

(5 stars)

gardengirl

a very enjoyable book. the reader did a good job pronouncing all of the French.

Exciting Story, Well-Read

(5 stars)

Michelle Fearn

This book would be difficult to read in print version for a non-French speaker due to the numerous French names. The reader pronounced them beautifully and and gave different inflection and tone to the many characters. Thank you for this great contribution to making an important piece of literature more accessible!