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The Man Without a Country

By: Edward Everett Hale
Narrated by: George Keller
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When Army lieutenant Philip Nolan rashly proclaims that he never wants to hear about the United States again, he has no idea that his wishes will be so literally carried out. Sentenced to spend the rest of his life in exile, never to hear news of the US again, Nolan truly learns what it means to be “without a country.” Originally published amid the division and chaos of the Civil War, The Man Without a Country gets right to the heart of some timeless and universal themes. Philip Nolan’s poignant tale will make you rethink the true meaning of patriotism.

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The tale as written, in spite of the fascinating premise, does seem to be stretched far beyond the needed length, but its end at least is satisfying. The performance of the narration here seems somewhat amateurish, with many mispronounced words, refular awkward hesitations, and even skipped lines. Disappointing indeed.

Classic Story, Amateur Narration

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