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Nov 5, 2026
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THIS IS A LIBRIVOX RECORDING.
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ALL LIBRIVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER, PLEASE VISIT LIBRIVOX.ORG. WARFLYING BY A PILOT BY LESLE FINER HUTCHIN.
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BOOK I.
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John BrandonNARRATOR
Section 7 of Warflying by a Pilot.
John BrandonNARRATOR
This is a LibriVox recording.
John BrandonNARRATOR
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
John BrandonNARRATOR
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by John Brandon.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
PREFACE FOR ENGLAND IN THE MIDDLE AGES This is a LibriVox recording.
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All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
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For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. ENGLAND IN THE MIDDLE AGES by Elizabeth O'Neill PREFACE The period from the Norman conquest to the end of the 15th century may be conveniently and aptly named Medieval.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
rich and varied as were the phases of its life, it has a certain homogeneity which marks it clearly off from the days before the conquest and from the Tudor period.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
OF ENGLAND IN THE MIDDLE AGES.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
THIS IS A LIBRIVOX RECORDING.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
ALL LIBRIVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. England in the Middle Ages by Elizabeth O'Neill The Norman Settlement 1066-1100 The crowning of William the Norman on Midwinter Day 1066 marks a definite crisis in English history.
Gary MannersHOST
It comes from Khufu's reign, though not from the worker's town.
Gary MannersHOST
Public domain, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Open Access CC0.
Gary MannersHOST
What the evidence says.
Gary MannersHOST
The oldest written account of the building of the Great Pyramid comes from the Greek historian Herodotus.
Gary MannersHOST
The absence of any slave record is indicative rather than conclusive, since the cemetery has only been partly dug and the papyri cover one crew.
Gary MannersHOST
Even so, the enslaved workforce of the popular image remains less likely than the conscripted and rotating Egyptian crews the excavators describe.
Gary MannersHOST
How we check this? Read for this check, Herodotus 2.124 in Godley's Public Domain Translation, Eris Project Pages on Heidel Gerab and on the Fonal Remains, Hawass's account of the Builder's Cemetery in an archived copy of his website, Lehner's and Hawass's 1997 Nova Interviews, Harvard Magazine's 2003 Report, Egypt's Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities page on the Worker's Town, and the English Overview in Talot's 2017 edition of the Murrah Papyri.
Gary MannersHOST
No interviews were conducted, earlier Ancient Origins coverage was not used as a source, and every quote was checked against a saved copy on October 28, 2026.
Karen ComminsGUEST
You know, you start thinking all these terrible things about yourself that are, it's such self-negation.
Karen ComminsGUEST
And I remember vividly, I wrote in my journal, why not me? Why are they not hiring me? I wrote down, what if I just did my public domain books and narrator's road map And just be happy.
Karen ComminsGUEST
And then it all changed.
Karen ComminsGUEST
And Wayne Dyer says, when you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.
Elise ArsenaultHOST
And her name is Karen Commins.
Elise ArsenaultHOST
And Karen Commins is an award-winning narrator, producer, publisher, and leading curator of information about the audiobook industry.
Elise ArsenaultHOST
She's an expert on copyright and rights holder research and public domain books.
Elise ArsenaultHOST
Karen has spoken at VO Atlanta, on ACX University, during Audiobooks at Sea, as a guest on several podcasts, and in workshops and webinars.
Lindsay BowdenHOST
So
Ticora DavisGUEST
this extends itself to what we call like a lot of people think works in the public domain.
Ticora DavisGUEST
Unfortunately, some people think, oh, the fact that something was published online means it's in the public domain.
Ticora DavisGUEST
That is not what public domain means.
Lindsay BowdenHOST
Yeah, that's what people say.
Lindsay BowdenHOST
You posted it on Facebook.
Lindsay BowdenHOST
It's in the public domain.
Lindsay BowdenHOST
I'm like, that's not what
David PonceHOST
We'll explore that groundbreaking cultural milestone and its Indiana connection on today's episode, What You Don't Know About Love Will Find a Way.
David PonceHOST
This is Century Songs, and we talk about American standards in the public domain.
David PonceHOST
Recorded at the Jazz Kitchen, Indianapolis.
David PonceHOST
Are we in there? We are.
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David PonceHOST
I just wanted to get everybody's name.
David PonceHOST
Oh, me too.
David PonceHOST
So we asked you, because this podcast, for financial reasons, we're doing public domain songs.
David PonceHOST
We asked you about covering a song, a public domain standard, by UB Blake and Noble Sissel, Indianapolis-born Noble Sissel, called Love Will Find a Way.
Jerry ArnoldHOST
I'm going to be quoting...
Jerry ArnoldHOST
From the Public Domain English Translation by Luke Smith, 2026.
Jerry ArnoldHOST
This is based on the Latin text.
Jerry ArnoldHOST
Now, its wording is a little different than maybe some of the older English translations.
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