Matthew J. Chandler-Smith has narrated 54 audiobooks on Listento.it by 10 authors, with an average listener rating of 3.9★ across 6 ratings. The most-rated is Peaky Blinders: A History from Beginning to End.
Ted Bundy: A Life from Beginning to End
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Ted Bundy is one of America’s most notorious serial killers. Between the mid- and late 1970s, Bundy admitted to the murders of more than 30 young women and girls across the American states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, and Colorado. Reports of Bundy’s murders reached the police and trickled down through the press to ordinary citizens; panic ensued. Yet while the killings were taking place, no one could see the string of brutal murders happening all over the Northwest of America was perpetrated by the same man. Inside, you will hear about: Bundy’s early life Bundy’s first year of terror Bundy’s second year of terror Escape and Chi Omega sorority house murders Arrest and trial Second trial, legal battles, and execution And much more! Ted Bundy’s story does not end with his capture, nor does it end with his trial and conviction. Even moments before he was executed by electric chair, the most notorious serial killer in US history revealed more crimes and more victims. We will never know the true number of Bundy’s victims.
©2017 Hourly History (P)2018 Hourly History
Smile More Stress Less
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Want one easy method to end anxiety, stress, sadness, loneliness, fear, and anger? While maximizing happiness, inner peace, and self-awareness? One quick way to cut through all negative emotions? And have fun doing it? Award-winning author and visionary self-awareness teacher Geoffrey Saign has reduced 50 years of advanced studies in stress management, brain function, and relaxation techniques to one brilliant stress reduction method that anybody can use for instant, life-changing anxiety relief. ***Savvy and easy workbook exercises ensure success!*** In just minutes a day, this playful yet smart approach can: End inner and outer conflicts End anxiety, worry, fear, anger, boredom, and self-doubt Increase healthy relationships with everyone in your life End illusions in your life and maximize clarity Rewire your brain to live with deep intelligence Become your own AAA+ rated super-counselor Help you discover the Power of HERE Allow your natural joy to blossom And much more! This hands-on A+B = C approach will supercharge your brain function, improve your emotional intelligence, and change your life!
©2020 Geoffrey Saign (P)2021 Geoffrey Saign
Alan Turing
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Alan Turing had a radical and ingenious mind. He is considered one of the fathers of artificial intelligence, and his theories on this matter range from purely mechanical to almost spiritual. During World War II, his decryption of the Nazis’ Enigma codes proved vital for the Allied victory over the Axis powers. Turing’s fingerprints are everywhere, and yet his own country for quite some time failed to acknowledge it. It wasn’t until 2009 that the then prime minister of the United Kingdom, Gordon Brown, issued an official, posthumous apology to Alan Turing for “the appalling way he was treated.” To many, this was an admission that was far too long in coming. Inside you will read about: The death of his first love Turing machines Breaking the Nazis’ enigma codes Conviction and chemical castration The poison apple And much more! As the chronicling of this book demonstrates, Alan Turing’s life was by no means easy; there were hardships, trials, and tribulations that would shake him to his core. But despite the tragic way his life ended by way of a poison apple, the spark ignited by Alan Turing’s short life is still something exceedingly brilliant to behold.
©2019 Hourly History (P)2019 Hourly History
Battle of Iwo Jima - World War II: A History from Beginning to End
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Discover the remarkable history of the Battle of Iwo Jima.... After the shock and devastation of the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, the Americans were determined to take their revenge on the Empire of Japan. The Japanese were just as determined to become the dominant power in the Pacific, a goal they were well on their way to achieving as they occupied China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaya, Burma, Northern Borneo, the Dutch East Indies, and the Philippines. As the Allied victories began to mount, the Pacific was no longer the guaranteed province of the Japanese. Yet for Japan, the American advance merely provided a reason to fight even harder. By the time the two adversaries were locked in battle on the island of Iwo Jima, the Americans had no idea that they would have to shed blood for every hard-earned inch of ground that they gained. In their mission to protect their homeland from the advancing Americans, the Japanese soldiers turned Iwo Jima into a graveyard for the Marines, as well as for themselves. Discover a plethora of topics such as: Sulphur Island Over in a week: American optimism Day one: the invasion begins Raising the flag on Mount Suribachi Hill 382: the meatgrinder The Marines conquer Iwo Jima And much more! So if you want a concise and informative book on the Battle of Iwo Jima, simply scroll up and click the "Buy Now" button for instant access!
©2020 Hourly History (P)2020 Hourly History
Mary Baker Eddy: A Life from Beginning to End
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Mary Baker Eddy Free bonus inside! Mary Baker Eddy stands unique in our collective remembrances of supposed prophets of the bygone past. She was a girl that quite literally felt a calling at an early age when she thought she heard a supernatural voice call her name. Shortly thereafter, she was intermittently beset with chronic illnesses and remarkable bouts of healing. Mary Baker Eddy did not claim to understand where her spontaneous remissions were coming from until much later in life; it was in old age, when no one expected Mary Baker Eddy to do much of anything except retire, that she entered into her great final act, and in doing so, she rocked the entire religious world to its core. Inside you will hear about: Healed by prayer Early love and loss Separated from her son Mary during the American Civil War The birth of Christian Science And much more! Whether or not you believe her claims of healing and divine intervention, the story of Mary Baker Eddy, founder of the Church of Christ, Scientist, is a riveting one all the same.
©2019 Hourly History (P)2019 Hourly History
Stoicism
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Have you been looking for a way to have a firm grip on your emotional and psychological well-being to be resilient in the face of hardships, be confident and wise enough to overcome anything and have a positive mindset to cast the darkness, fear, and negativity from your life? And are you looking for a beginner friendly, step-by-step guide that will help you to achieve all that and more? If you’ve answered yes, keep reading... You are about to discover exactly how to enhance your emotional and psychological well-being by leveraging the power of stoicism to develop a positive mindset, overcome fear, and kick off negativity from your life! Stoicism is an ancient Greek concept or philosophy that as for ages assisted people achieve the ideal mental state that is characterized by balance, virtue, and rationality. This concept holds the key to a good happy life, as it helps us be in harmony with nature, achieve peace, calmness, and an automatic/effortless indifference towards external events. You’d agree with me that in the modern world, that’s exactly what all of us need, which probably explains why you are here. But you surely must be wondering: What exactly is stoicism? What is its history? What does stoicism teach us about life? What are the steps to achieving the stoic mindset? What are its benefits? How should you get started? If you are, then this audiobook is all you need! It’s a simple, comprehensive audiobook that makes the concept as easy and understandable as it should be, and is practical enough to help you get started and enjoy its benefits in no time! With it, you’ll discover: The basics of stoicism, including what it is all about, and its foundation/basis The virtues and principles of stoicism you need to observe Where the concept of stoicism originated and how it has changed over time How to embrace stoicism by taking stock of your situation and living in accordance with your personal ethos How to adopt a stoic mindset characterized by resilience, virtue and embracing your ethos How to carve out a plan to succeed in adopting stoicism How to become a positive person to transform your life through stoicism How to grow emotional toughness How to serve others the right way with empathy and connectedness How to make sure you’re ever growing And so much more! As you’ll soon see, it’s the virtuous use of indifference to events around us that makes us really happy. It’s also the wisdom, courage, and the ability to approach anything in moderation to face anything, whether positive or negative confidently, calmly and rationally that we need to live life to the fullest. And this audiobook is here to enable you achieve that, as well as the ability to bounce back from devastating problems amazingly swiftly. Even if this is your first encounter with the concept of stoicism and are just looking to find whether it works and how to use it to your benefit, you will find this audiobook very helpful.
©2020 Richard Nolan (P)2020 Richard Nolan
Battle of Kursk - World War II
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Battle of Kursk - World War II Long-time adversaries Germany and the Soviet Union put their hostilities to the test in World War II. Despite a temporary truce in the signing of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Non-aggression Pact in 1939, the Germans and the Soviets knew that the time was coming when they would face one another on the battlefield. Adolf Hitler, eager to accomplish his confident prediction that Russia would be easily defeated and its people subjected into slavery to serve as free labor for Germany, invaded the vast country in June 1941. But Operation Barbarossa was the beginning of the downfall of the Third Reich, as the dogged Russian refusal to succumb and the menace of the Russian winter demonstrated that the Soviet Union would not surrender as other European nations had done. You will learn about: Hitler’s View of the Untermensch The Communazi Pact and Operation Barbarossa The German Panzers The Soviet T-34 Preparing for Battle Showdown at Kursk And much more! By the end of the Battle of Kursk in August 1943, the largest tank battle in history, Germany had learned that the Soviet war machine was not easily dismissed. The Russians had learned that the Nazis were not invincible. In a fierce military encounter that included more than three million soldiers, 10.000 tanks, and 5.000 aircraft, the Battle of Kursk demonstrated the folly of underestimating the might of the Red Army.
©2019 Hourly History (P)2019 Hourly History
Boston Massacre: A History from Beginning to End
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Discover the remarkable history of the Boston Massacre... What makes a shooting a massacre? If a mob of hundreds is facing down eight soldiers, and five citizens are killed, is that the Boston Massacre or the Incident on King Street? As was the case with so many of the tumultuous events in America’s colonial history, the answer depended upon whether one regarded oneself as a British subject or a free American. Loyalists and patriots were already at odds over the idea of separation from Great Britain, and the Boston Massacre, which John Adams regarded as the day the foundation of American independence was laid, catapulted the concept into the forefront of Boston’s fate. Future president Adams, although a patriot by inclination, agreed to serve as the defense attorney for the British soldiers charged in the shooting. He believed that everyone was entitled to a fair trial. As he conjured the events of March 5, 1770, in the courtroom, he masterfully instructed the jury to rely on evidence rather than emotion. Was an order to fire upon the crowd given? Were the soldiers acting in self-defense? Were the men who made up the crowd innocent victims or, as Adams attested, a mob? The Boston Massacre played an integral part in the incubation of American independence, but it also proved that while a new nation might spring forth in violence, it would not neglect its allegiance to the law. Discover a plethora of chapters, such as: From Allies to Enemies Taxation Without Representation The Shooting on March 5 How the Incident on King Street Became the Boston Massacre The Origin of Reasonable Doubt Aftermath of the Massacre And much more! So, if you want a concise and informative book on the Boston Massacre, simply scroll up and click the "buy now" button for instant access!
©2020 Hourly History (P)2020 Hourly History
Ada Lovelace: A Life from Beginning to End
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Discover the remarkable life of Ada Lovelace... As the sole legitimate child of Lord Byron, Ada Lovelace was the progeny of literary royalty. Many might have naturally expected her to go into the field of her father, but instead of delving into poetry, she delved into the hard sciences of mathematics and analytic thinking. Even so, Ada still had the imagination of a lyricist when writing scientific treatises, at times referring to her own work as nothing short of “poetical science”. Everything she did, she did with passion and dogged determination. It was this drive that led Ada to look farther and search deeper than her contemporaries. Her unique vision led her to become one of the pioneers of the modern computer and one of the world’s first computer programmers. But what exactly do we know about Ada Lovelace, and how can it be quantified? Listen to this book to find out more about the 19th-century mathematician and writer Augusta Ada King, Countess of Lovelace. Discover a plethora of chapters, such as: The Daughter of Lord and Lady Byron Early Years of Paralysis The World’s First Computer Programmer Rumors and Laudanum Addiction A Grim Prognosis Last Days and Death And much more! So, if you want a concise and informative audiobook on Ada Lovelace, simply scroll up and click the "buy now" button for instant access!
©2019 Hourly History (P)2020 Hourly History
Battle of Tarawa - World War II: A History from Beginning to End
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Discover the remarkable history of the Battle of Tarawa... “It’s hell out there” was how one Marine described the assault on Tarawa, the US Navy’s first amphibious landing in World War II’s arduous Pacific campaign to bring the Empire of Japan to its knees. In 76 hours of fighting, the Marines lost nearly as many men as had died during the six months of the Guadalcanal campaign. Military intelligence had failed to take into account the reefs around Betio, the target of the assault, or the low tides which prevented transport vehicles from bringing the Marines safely to shore. As Marines were forced to wade 700 yards from the stranded vehicles to the shore, many of them were shot by enemy fire or drowned from the weight of their packs. When Americans back home saw the photographs of the bodies in the waters around Tarawa, they were horrified to realize that the route to Japan and victory would be strewn with the bodies of their young soldiers. Discover a plethora of chapters, such as: The Road to Tarawa Preparing Tarawa's Defenses The First Day of the Battle Eyewitness Account of the Betio Landing The Lessons and Legacy of Tarawa And much more! So, if you want a concise and informative book on the Battle of Tarawa, simply scroll up and click the "buy now" button for instant access!
©2019 Hourly History (P)2020 Hourly History
Battle of the Coral Sea
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The Battle of the Coral Sea was a major naval conflict which took place a month before the Battle of Midway. Because Midway is regarded as the turning point in the war in the Pacific, Coral Sea is seldom given the respect it deserves. This view fails to take into account the strategic victory that the Allies enjoyed over their powerful, more experienced Japanese foe. Inside you will learn about... The battle to save Australia Battle plans The invasion of Tulagi The fog of war The last day of the battle And much more! Pearl Harbor was only the beginning; in order to achieve its goal of becoming the dominant power in the Pacific, the Japanese knew that they had to finish the destruction of the American fleet. The supply lines that extended between the United States and Australia were an obstacle that the Imperial Japanese Navy intended to remove. But, unknown to the Japanese, the Americans had broken the Japanese code. Upon learning that the Japanese planned to invade Port Moresby in New Guinea as an initial step in isolating Australia, Admiral Jack Fletcher and the American fleet, which included the carriers Yorktown and Lexington, raced to the Coral Sea. When the Japanese arrived, the Allies were waiting to engage in the battle that would, for the first time in World War II, force the Japanese to turn back without achieving their goals.
©2019 Hourly History (P)2019 Hourly History
Battle of Bunker Hill (A History From Beginning to End)
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Discover the remarkable history of the Battle of Bunker Hill.... Free bonus Inside! In every war, there are those battles that mark a turning point, after which everything is different. These are the battles that help determine how the war will proceed. The Battle of Bunker Hill was one of those battles in the American Revolutionary War. While it was a battle that the American rebels lost, it was significant because it showed that a rag-tag band of civilian soldiers could in fact stand up to the best trained and most experienced military in the world at that time. Despite losing the battle, the American colonists managed to repulse the British advances twice before finally running out of ammunition during the third assault. Additionally, they killed or injured over 1,000 British soldiers as compared to only suffering a little over 400 casualties among their own ranks. It came as a surprise to the British who had gone into the battle supremely confident that they would easily win. They didn’t count on the spirit of the colonial rebels who were, by that time, committed to the fight. The Battle of Bunker Hill changed the entire tone of the American Revolutionary War - from that point forward, the British knew they were in for a long, difficult fight, and the colonists had the confidence they needed to declare their independence from Great Britain and establish their own new country, the United States of America. Discover a plethora of topics such as: The Shot Heard Round the World: Lexington and Concord Preparing for Battle The Battle of Bunker Hill Battle Analysis Notable Participants Political Consequences And much more! So if you want a concise and informative book on the Battle of Bunker Hill, then buy now!
©2020 Hourly History (P)2020 Hourly History
Al Capone
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Al Capone and Chicago at one time were almost synonymous. While opinions of the infamous mob leader varied from group to group, Capone was at one point seen by many as a lovable outlaw and modern Robin Hood. How could this man who ran the most vicious criminal organization in the country become so beloved by the general public? Was it the rags-to-riches tale of an immigrant that rose from the bottom to make it to the big time that transfixed the nation? Or is it something else entirely? Let us discover just what is it about the life of Al Capone that seems to spark both disgust and admiration in those that hear it. Inside you will hear about: How Capone became Scarface The murder of McSwiggin Public enemy number one Taking down Capone Holed up in Alcatraz The last days of Al Capone And much more! This is the story of the life and enduring legend of the Italian-American mobster that some loved and others loved to hate.
©2018 Hourly History (P)2019 Hourly History
Battle of Okinawa - World War II
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The Battle of Okinawa was the deadliest campaign of the Pacific during World War II. The Americans had come back from the demoralizing defeat at Pearl Harbor to mount a ferocious attack against the Japanese. To be able to invade Japan, the Americans had to take Okinawa. But the Japanese, determined to defend their homeland and preserve their way of life, would fight to the death against the invaders. As the Army and Marines fought bloody battles to gain Okinawa inch by inch, the Navy was subjected to kamikaze attacks. Inside you will hear about... Revenge for Pearl Harbor Kamikaze: The Divine Wind Hell’s Own Cesspool Fight to the Last Man Ernie Pyle And much more! For almost three months, the Americans and the Japanese contested one another in a battle of endurance that highlighted the courage of the fighting men of both nations. Ultimately, the Japanese lacked the resources of the Americans, and the Americans claimed the island. But the Americans had learned a deadly lesson from the Battle of Okinawa: if the Japanese fought this hard to protect one island, how much harder would they fight to preserve Japan itself, the last vestige of their empire? To save American lives, military leaders decided that they would utilize another, deadlier weapon to bring the Japanese to their knees. The atom bomb and the nuclear age rose from the ashes of the Japanese defeat at Okinawa.
©2019 Hourly History (P)2019 Hourly History
Battle of the Atlantic
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Battle of the Atlantic - World War II Imagine a battlefield of 3000 square miles, with an enemy that was often invisible when it struck. Imagine a convoy of ships carrying vital supplies from North America to Great Britain, at the mercy of the deadly marauders under the water, waiting to attack them. The Battle of the Atlantic, the longest campaign of World War II, took place upon the Atlantic Ocean as the Allies traveled back and forth from North America to Great Britain with desperately needed oil, provisions, weapons, and supplies for the embattled forces fighting against Nazi Germany. The U-boats, the terror of the undersea, made those convoy journeys particularly precarious, especially after Germany’s Admiral Karl Dönitz developed his dreaded wolf pack strategy. You will hear about: The Threat of the German U-Boats Battleships and the Bismarck The Lend-Lease Program The Downfall of the U-boats The Codebreakers who Cracked the Enigma Code And much more! From the start of the war in September 1939 until its end in 1945, the Battle of the Atlantic was fought to keep the Germans from blockading the Atlantic Ocean. The efforts of those valiant seafarers would eventually make D-Day possible, but there were times when even Winston Churchill feared that the prowess of the U-boats would imperil the Allies in their battle against the Nazi menace that had conquered Western Europe. The bravery of the Allied naval crews, and the brilliance of the Bletchley Park codebreakers, prevented the Atlantic Ocean from becoming yet another victim of Nazi dominance.
©2019 Hourly History (P)2019 Hourly History
Irma Grese & Other Infamous SS Female Guards
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The Bad Girls of the SS There is no doubt that the atrocities committed in WW II are hard to stomach. Most people think of the guards at the worst concentration camps as the epitome of the regime of Hitler, the blonde-haired, blue-eyed, man. There were female guards, though, who made some of those men look like choirboys. Irma Grese, probably the most notorious of them all, was a lesson in depravity, who seemed to find pleasure and enjoyment in the torture inflicted on others. Find out what she said in her last moments on the gallows. Dorothea Binz was equally sadistic. Listen more to know what might have caused her to develop these depraved actions. Could a broken heart have been the cause of it? The controversy regarding Ilse Koch is still ongoing today. Was she really the “Red Witch” as some claimed or did her actions have lesser consequences? While there’s no doubt that she wasn’t innocent, some of the claims against her have been questioned over the years. Learn more about what she did or may not have done. These are just a few of the stories in this audiobook. We explore the minds of the female SS guards. Some of the claims are shocking! History can be hard to digest. If we are determined to never again let these atrocities occur, we must learn the lessons from them now. You won't regret listening to this book.
©2015 Success Publishing Inc. (P)2019 Success Publishing Inc.
Jefferson Davis (A Life From Beginning to End)
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Discover the remarkable life of Jefferson Davis.... Free bonus Inside! Jefferson Davis - was he a rebel for a bad cause, or just a greatly misunderstood man? Davis was certainly lambasted as the ultimate evil during the American Civil War since he was the leading statesman of the Southern Confederacy. But what do we really know about Jefferson Davis? What motivated him and what made him tick? What inspired him to lead a cause that very nearly ripped the United States asunder? Davis was a statesman and politician for sure, but he was also a soldier, a husband, and a father. In this book, we will explore the full character of Jefferson Davis from beginning to end. Discover a plethora of topics such as: The Eggnog Riot: A Rebel is Born The Black Hawk War Under Arrest Trial and Tragedy Fighting in the Mexican-American War The Rise and Fall of the Confederacy And much more! So if you want a concise and informative book on Jefferson Davis, then buy now!
©2019 Hourly History (P)2020 Hourly History
Irish Civil War
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Discover the remarkable history of the Irish Civil War.... The Irish War of Independence, which ended in July 1921, led directly to the agreement of the Anglo-Irish Treaty, an agreement that provided Ireland with a measure of independence. The Irish Free State was created, and Ireland was granted a level of autonomy it had not enjoyed for more than 100 years. However, the treaty contained a clause that was to divide Ireland, literally and politically. The six counties in the north that formed Ulster were allowed to opt out and to remain a part of the United Kingdom. The island of Ireland became two separate countries for the first time - the Irish Free State in the South and West and Northern Ireland in the North. This division caused bitterness among many Irish people who had fought for independence. Some even viewed the signing of the treaty and the creation of a separate Northern Ireland as a betrayal of all they had fought for. Others accepted that the treaty was not perfect but saw the creation of the Free State as an important first step on the road to complete independence for Ireland. In late June 1922, growing animosity between Pro- and Anti-Treaty factions erupted into armed conflict in the center of Dublin. For the next 10 months, the Irish Free State was wracked by a bitter, bloody, and brutal civil war between those who sought to protect the new government and those who wished to destroy it. This is the story of the Irish Civil War, its origins, and its consequences. Discover a plethora of topics such as The War of Independence and the Anglo-Irish Treaty The attack on the Four Courts Civil war breaks out The deaths of Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins Executions and assassinations The ed of the civil war And much more! So if you want a concise and informative audiobook on the Irish Civil War, simply scroll up and click the "Buy Now" button for instant access!
©2020 Hourly History (P)2020 Hourly History
The Great Famine: A History from Beginning to End
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The Great Famine The Great Famine which afflicted Ireland from 1845 to 1849 was one of the most catastrophic events in Europe during the 19th century. More than one-quarter of the population of Ireland died of starvation or associated disease, or were forced to emigrate. Ireland after the famine was a completely different country in many ways. The direct causes of the famine are simple to understand - a large part of the population of Ireland, mainly the poorest families, had become completely dependent on the potato as a source of food. In 1845, the blight appeared, a disease which affected the potato crop. Successive failures of the potato crop in Ireland led to more than one million people dying as a direct result. What is less easy to understand is why this famine was confined to Ireland and why the British government did not do more to help. The potato blight affected parts of Great Britain and other countries in Europe, but nowhere else did it lead to famine. For much of the famine, food continued to be exported from Ireland, and at its height, there was food stored in warehouses which could have been used to alleviate the suffering of the starving - that it was not represents at the very least a complete failure of understanding on the part of the British government. You will listen about: Farming in Ireland The Blight Arrives Full-blown Famine Mass Emigration Poor Laws, Revolt, and the Return of the Blight Aftermath and Legacy And much more! The Great Famine left a legacy of distrust and animosity between large segments of the population of Ireland and Great Britain, and this in part led to the movements which finally produced Irish independence. The famine also left a deep impression on the psyche of the people of Eire, and even today, Ireland remains at the forefront of international famine relief. This is the story of the Irish Potato Famine.
©2019 Hourly History (P)2019 Hourly History
PMP Exam Prep
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Discover the only guide you'll ever need to smash your project management professional exams on your first or next try! Are you preparing to take your first PMP exam, but are scared by how notoriously difficult it is to pass? Have you spent money and sleepless nights preparing for the exam, only to fall short when the results are out? Do you want to uncover secret information, hacks, and tips to give you the best possible chance of passing the PMP exam on your first or next attempt? If your answer is yes to any of these questions, then this guide was designed for you. In this detailed prep guide, John Nolan condenses years of exam preparation experience and countless hours of continuing research and has identified critical gaps in knowledge that leads to exam failure. You'll discover how to close these gaps and cover your bases, so you can pass your PMP exams with excellent results! This comprehensive PMP prep guide covers everything you need to get your PMP certification. It includes: Everything you need to know about what being a Project Management Professional really entails No-BS information on what to expect on your PMP exams to help you stay ahead of the curve The three types of questions you should expect on your PMP exam and how to conquer each type Insider information on how PMP exams are graded and how to use this knowledge to your advantage PMP exam practice questions to help you prepare and sharpen your knowledge as a potential Proven tips, techniques, and strategies to improve your managerial skills and become a highly sought after project manager And much, much more! Designed to be easy to follow and apply, PMP Exam Prep is packed with tons of useful insights, actionable advice, and practical questions, and is a must-have for everyone serious about smashing their PMP exams and becoming a certified project management professional. Ready to pass your PMP exams with flying colors? Scroll to the top of the page and buy now to get started right away!
©2020 John C. Nolan (P)2020 John C. Nolan