Kihlautuneet: Historiallinen romaani

audiobook

Kihlautuneet: Historiallinen romaani

by Alessandro Manzoni

FI·~25 hours·40 chapters

Chapters

40 total
1

KIHLAUTUNEET

0:03
2

ALESSANDRO MANZONI

0:05
3

TEKIJÄN JOHDANTO.

9:19
4

ENSIMÄINEN LUKU.

41:43
5

TOINEN LUKU.

30:04
6

KOLMAS LUKU.

35:38
7

NELJÄS LUKU.

36:34
8

VIIDES LUKU.

34:30
9

KUUDES LUKU.

33:04
10

SEITSEMÄS LUKU.

42:44

Description

A weary chronicler steps onto a dim stage of seventeenth‑century turmoil, determined to rescue the fleeting memories of ordinary people caught in the relentless clash of empires. His voice blends scholarly observation with a personal longing to set the past straight, refusing the grandiose glorification of war‑lords and noble princes. The opening paints a world where time itself is a captive, and every battle is a struggle to keep humanity from being swallowed by ruthless ambition.

Within this turbulent tableau, unnamed soldiers, priests, and courtiers become the focal points of a stark moral tableau. Their deeds swing between lofty heroism and petty cruelty, revealing how honor and vice coexist on the same battlefield. The narrative’s vivid, sometimes clumsy prose captures the rawness of the era, inviting listeners to feel the weight of history as it unfolds in the lives of those who lived it.

Details

Language

fi

Duration

~25 hours (1470K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2015-01-10

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Alessandro Manzoni

Alessandro Manzoni

1785–1873

A giant of Italian literature, he is best known for The Betrothed, a historical novel that helped shape modern Italian language and culture. His work blended moral seriousness, vivid storytelling, and a deep concern for history, faith, and ordinary people.

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