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Chapter 1 A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Chapter 2 The Tempest

Chapter 3 As you Like it

Chapter 4 The Winter’s Tale

Chapter 5 King Lear

Chapter 6 Twelfth Night

Chapter 7 Much Ado about Nothing

Chapter 8 Romeo and Juliet

Chapter 9 Pericles

Chapter 10 Hamlet

Chapter 11 Cymbeline

Chapter 12 Macbeth

Chapter 13 Comedy of Errors

Chapter 14 Merchant of Venice

chapter 15 Timon of Athens

Chapter 16 Othello

Chapter 17 The Taming of the Shrew

Chapter 18 Measure for Measure

Chapter 19 Two Gentlemen of Verona

Chapter 20 All’s Well that Ends Well

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A Child’s Garden of Verses

The Child Alone

Garden Days

Envoys

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About this book

Geraint and Enid

Lancelot and Elaine

Pelleas and Etarde

Gareth and Lynette

Sir Galahad and the Sacred Cup

The Death of King Arthur

“Captain of industry” was a term originally used during the Industrial Revolution describing a business leader whose means of amassing a personal fortune contributes positively to the country in some way. This may have been through increased productivity, expansion of markets, providing more jobs, or acts of philanthropy. (definition from Wikimedia)

Andrew Carnegie

George Westinghouse

Joseph Pulitzer

Cornelius Vanderbilt

Cyrus McCormick

Charles Lewis Tiffany

Frank W Woolworth

Marshall Field

George Pullman

The Studebaker Brothers of South Bend Indiana

George Eastman

William Wrigley Jr.

Milton Hershey

E. I. DuPont

Thomas Alva Edison

John Davison Rockefeller

Phineas T. Barnum

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Total running time: 1 hour, 56 minutes

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Chapter 1, How Grendel the Ogre Warred with the Dane Folk

Chapter 2, How Beowulf the Goth came to Daneland

Chapter 3, Beowulf Telleth How He Warred with the Sea Folk

Chapter 4, How Beowulf Overcame Grendel the Ogre

Chapter 5, How the Water Witch Warred with the Dane Folk

Chapter 6, How Beowulf Overcame the Water Witch

Chapter 7, How Beowulf Returned to his Own Land

Chapter 8, How the Fire Dragon warred with the Goth Folk

Chapter 9, How Beowulf Overcame the Dragon

Chapter 10, Beowulf’s Last Rest

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• 0 – Dramatis Personae – 00:02:30
  
• 1 – Act I – 00:20:02
• 2 – Act II – 00:24:16
• 3 – Act III – 00:35:49
  
• 4 – Act IV – 00:17:03
• 5 – Act V – 00:24:46

Read the Constitution of the United States.

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• Article 1 – 00:12:58
• Article 2 – 00:05:51
• Article 3 – 00:02:37
• Article 4 – 00:02:14
• Article 5 – 00:01:08
• Article 6 – 00:01:18
• Article 7 – 00:02:04

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