
Harley Greenoak's Charge
Love, Betrayal, and Loyalty in Colonial AfricaBy Bertram MitfordLength8h 32m
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Set against the backdrop of British colonial intrigue, "Harley Greenoak's Charge" by Bertram Mitford unfolds an intricate narrative that combines thrilling adventure with profound exploration of character and society. Mitford's prose is characterized by rich, evocative descriptions and a strong sense of setting, drawing readers into the complexities of the Victorian era. The novel deftly navigates themes of duty, loyalty, and moral ambiguity, providing an insightful commentary on the imperial ethos of the time while presenting a captivating plot filled with unexpected twists and compelling conflict. Bertram Mitford, a contemporary of authors like H. Rider Haggard, was deeply influenced by his experiences in South Africa and his engagement with colonial issues. His background as both a writer and a traveler imbues his narratives with an authentic sense of place, culture, and the challenges faced by individuals caught in the currents of empire. Mitford's first-hand observations of frontier life and indigenous cultures offer a unique perspective that informs the characters and moral dilemmas he presents in this work. This novel is a must-read for those interested in historical fiction that grapples with the complexities of colonialism and human relationships. Mitford's vivid storytelling not only delivers an entertaining adventure but also invites readers to reflect on the ethical considerations of their own historical contexts. Enthusiasts of imperial literature and adventure narratives will find "Harley Greenoak's Charge" to be a rewarding exploration of personal and societal challenges in a tumultuous era.
Audiobook details
GenreRomance, Historical Fiction
Length8 hrs 32 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateApr 25, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
20Chapter Eighteen.: The Ordeal.
2"Harley Greenoak's Charge"
21Chapter Nineteen.: The Ammunition Escort.
3Chapter One.: The Opening of the Compact.
22Chapter Twenty.: The Traitor.
4Chapter Two.: A Beginning.
23Chapter Twenty One.: The Attack.
5Chapter Three.: The Terror of the Addo.
24Chapter Twenty Two.: The Two Chiefs.
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6Chapter Four.: The Mystery of Slaang Kloof.
25Chapter Twenty Three.: The Commandant’s Joke.
7Chapter Five.: Hazel.
26Chapter Twenty Four.: Another Joke.
8Chapter Six.: Harley Greenoak has Misgivings.
27Chapter Twenty Five.: A Missing Link.
9Chapter Seven.: Good News.
28Chapter Twenty Six.: Greenoak’s Plan.
10Chapter Eight.: The Trapped Leopard.
29Chapter Twenty Seven.: In the Locations.
11Chapter Nine.: A Way Out.
30Chapter Twenty Eight.: The “Pulse of the People.”
12Chapter Ten.: Drift.
31Chapter Twenty Nine.: Mafutana’s Plan.
13Chapter Eleven.: Farewell.
32Chapter Thirty.: The “Place of the Bones.”
14Chapter Twelve.: Of a Fight.
33Chapter Thirty One.: Conditional.
15Chapter Thirteen.: Tyala.
34Chapter Thirty Two.: Signs and Omens.
16Chapter Fourteen.: The Big Gun Practice.
35Chapter Thirty Three.: The Generalship of Elsie McGunn.
17Chapter Fifteen.: The Ticking of a Watch.
36Chapter Thirty Four.: Mrs Waybridge has an Idea.
18Chapter Sixteen.: Mainwaring’s “Gas-Pipe.”
37Chapter Thirty Five.: “Is it too late?”
19Chapter Seventeen.: The Express-Riders.
38Chapter Thirty Six.: Envoi.