
Waynflete
A Tale of Love, Secrets, and Society in 19th-Century BritainBy Christabel R. ColeridgeLength8h 28m
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In "Waynflete," Christabel R. Coleridge delves into the rich tapestry of Renaissance England through the life of William Waynflete, a notable historical figure and the Bishop of Winchester. The novel interweaves biographical elements with fiction, employing a lyrical style that captures the essence of the period's intellectual fervor and religious strife. Coleridge'Äôs sophisticated prose evokes the tumultuous backdrop of the 15th century, exploring themes of ambition, faith, and the interplay between personal conviction and political power. The narrative's structure reflects both the gradual unfolding of Waynflete'Äôs life and the intricate social landscapes of the time, demonstrating Coleridge'Äôs adeptness at blending historical accuracy with creative storytelling. Christabel R. Coleridge, a descendant of the esteemed Romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, draws inspiration from her literary heritage as well as her extensive studies in history and theology. Her passion for unearthing the stories of lesser-known figures from the past has long influenced her writing. With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of the socio-political dynamics of her chosen era, Coleridge crafts a narrative that beckons readers to reflect on the broader implications of Waynflete's contributions to education and ecclesiastical governance. This compelling exploration of William Waynflete'Äôs life is highly recommended for readers interested in historical fiction, Renaissance studies, and the human condition. Coleridge'Äôs ability to evoke a bygone era while embedding universal themes within her characters will resonate with anyone seeking both knowledge and an engaging narrative. "Waynflete" is not just a novel; it is a profound meditation on the ways in which the past informs our present.
Audiobook details
GenreHistorical Fiction, Romance
Length8 hrs 28 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 18, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
20Part 2, Chapter VI.
2"Waynflete"
21Part 2, Chapter VII.: Waiting for Guy.
3Prologue.: In 1785.
22Part 2, Chapter VIII.: “Unadvisedly with his Lips.”
4Part 1, Chapter I.: The Family.
23Part 2, Chapter IX.: The White Wreath.
5Part 1, Chapter II.: The House.
24Part 2, Chapter X.: Grit.
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6Part 1, Chapter III.: The Inheritance.
25Part 2, Chapter XI.: Helping and Hindering.
7Part 1, Chapter IV.: Hereditary Foes.
26Part 2, Chapter XII.: Harebells in Snow.
8Part 1, Chapter V.: Interesting.
27Part 3, Chapter I.: Handicapped.
9Part 1, Chapter VI.: Good Comrades.
28Part 3, Chapter II.: “A Little Hint—A Mystic Flash.”
10Part 1, Chapter VII.: The Cupboard in the Wall.
29Part 3, Chapter III.: Saint Michael.
11Part 1, Chapter VIII.: The Skeleton in the Cupboard.
30Part 3, Chapter IV.: The Family Face.
12Part 1, Chapter IX.: “Go Back, My Lord, Across the Moor.”
31Part 3, Chapter V.: T’ Owd Gen’leman.
13Part 1, Chapter X.: “The One Maid for Me.”
32Part 3, Chapter VI.: Hopes and Fears.
14Part 1, Chapter XI.: “Striving for Dear Existence.”
33Part 3, Chapter VII.: Life and Death.
15Part 2, Chapter I.: A Big Situation.
34Part 3, Chapter VIII.: Mr Van Brunt.
16Part 2, Chapter II.: Crossing the Flete.
35Part 3, Chapter IX.: The Arch-Fear.
17Part 2, Chapter III.: Ministers of Grace.
36Part 3, Chapter X.: Two, or Three?
18Part 2, Chapter IV.: Throwing Down the Gauntlet.
37Part 3, Chapter XI.: Waynflete of Waynflete.
19Part 2, Chapter V.: The Mother’s Book.