Posted on 09/28/2022 7:50:09 AM PDT by ProgressingAmerica
The audiobook for the 1916 book The History of the Fabian Society is now complete.
Full disclosure - this isn't my voice. Yes! those of you who know, I've been recording free open source public domain audiobooks for years now in order to bring content to a conservative audience who realizes the natural advantage that history brings for us. So why not leverage it? Why let an advantage go to waste?
To that end, I had a conversation with a gentleman some time ago, we discussed potential works, and long story short he put in the work and produced this fantastic audio recording! My preferred focal point has always been American progressivism, and for those who know a little bit on the subject the British Fabians had a lot of crossover with the progressives. Without going in depth, Margaret Sanger is a place you can look, you'll see what I mean.
This audiobook is a rendition of Edward Pease's History of how the organization came to be. It probably doesn't go too far into any American contexts. However, this organization is highly poisonous, and this book will go a long way toward allowing us to have a much better understanding of the organization for those who have taken an interest in it.
Enjoy your listen, and a big thanks again for all the hard work that created this audio production. Raw url:
https://librivox.org/the-history-of-the-fabian-society-by-edward-r-pease/
Oh that makes sense. What you must have done is clicked on the keyword freeperbookclub.
BTW, did you see any items listed that could be useful for you?
Sorry again...
When I was commuting audiobooks were great. I’m retired now and don’t stay still much.
Not a problem, thank you very much for giving extra information.
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