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A selection of writings about gardens and gardening by six 19th century women. Read by Marilyn Cutts. Introduced by Dee Palmer .
A collection of stories, poems, anecodotes and quotes about cats and for cats. Including the 'Open Mew-niversity' - a training course for cats who need to train their humans. Read by Ellen Dryden and Brian Hewlett
A selection of stories written by the young Jane Austen for the entertainment of her family when she was between the ages of 12 and 15. Read by Teresa Gallagher. NOTE : The double 'll' in 'beautifull' is not a misprint. It's the way Jane, herself, spelled the word.
One family's history of serving in Afghanistan in the 19th and 20th centuries, illustrated with extracts from Rudyard Kipling's prose and verse. Written and read by Brian Wright
A selection of folk stories about cats from around the world. Read by Sean Barrett. Stories re-told by Nick McCarty
An account of the battle of Trafalgar written by William Beatty M.D. who, as a surgeon on board HMS Victory, tended the dying Nelson. Read by Edward Kelsey . Adapted by Grant Eustace
Robert Baden-Powell's anecdotes of some of his espionage operations between the 1880s and the outbreak of the First World War. Read by Michael Cochrane. Abridged by Michael Bartlett
An exploration of the New Zealand writer's life through her letters, journals and stories. Written and read by Susannah Fullerton
Based on "Travels in West Africa" by Mary Kingsley, this is the account of a Victorian Lady's journeys up the rivers of West Africa in the 1890s. Read by Philippa Urquhart. Adapted by Nick McCarty
A selection of some of the Irish stories of Finn McCool from the classic collection of Lady Gregory’s translations. Read by Felicity Hays-McCoy
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