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The Charlotte Mary Yonge Library

The Charlotte Mary Yonge Library

By: Charlotte Mary Yonge
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In this little library of spoken volumes, it is our hope to gather those works which, though written in former days, may yet speak with profit and quiet pleasure to the thoughtful listener. Here are tales of home and duty, of trial borne with patience, and of affection strengthened through sacrifice; such as may both engage the fancy and steady the heart.

If, in hearing them, any should be led to discern more clearly the beauty of steadfastness, the worth of humble service, or the comfort of a well-ordered life, the purpose of this undertaking will not have been in vain. For though times alter, the principles which guide and uphold us remain, and may still be found, as ever, in the faithful telling of a good story.Public domain
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  • Cameos from English History Cameo 34
    Jul 1 2026
    In which the peaceful succession of Scottish kings comes to an untimely end, leading to a contested throne and the reluctant arbitration of Edward I of England, whose growing influence stirs unrest in Scotland. Amid the tension, the figure of William Wallace rises, a passionate and formidable leader whose fierce defence of his native land kindles the embers of resistance against the English crown.
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    38 mins
  • Cameos from English History Cameo 33
    Jun 30 2026
    In which the noble and steadfast Edward I returns to an England weary from civil strife, bringing with him hopes of peace, justice, and flourishing arts, whilst endeavouring to restore order and promote learning with the aid of devoted friends and scholars. The tale unfolds amidst the splendour of his coronation and generous reign, marked by wise laws and deep devotion, yet shadowed by the slow encroachment of ambition and the mournful loss of his beloved queen, Eleanor of Castile.
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    32 mins
  • Cameos from English History Cameo 32
    Jun 29 2026
    In which the enduring spirit of the Cymry is traced through their ancient Keltic origins, customs, and struggles to preserve their independence amid Roman, Saxon, and Norman pressures, with special regard to their bardic traditions and legal codes. The narrative gently unfolds the spirited history of Wales, marked by fierce resistance, cultural richness, and intriguing legends that whisper of distant voyages and enduring mysteries.
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    25 mins
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