Rodney, the Overseer

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Rodney, the Overseer

by Harry Castlemon

EN·~7 hours·19 chapters

Chapters

19 total
1

CHAPTER I. A DISGUSTED HOME GUARD.

29:09
2

CHAPTER II. CAPTAIN TOM SMELLS POWDER.

27:09
3

CHAPTER III. THE CONSCRIPT'S FRIEND.

29:05
4

CHAPTER IV. LIEUTENANT LAMBERT'S CAMPAIGN.

28:30
5

CHAPTER V. HOW IT RESULTED.

28:41
6

CHAPTER VI. CAPTAIN ROACH LAYS DOWN THE LAW.

28:51
7

CHAPTER VII. A PERPLEXING SITUATION.

25:36
8

CHAPTER VIII. HOUNDS ON THE TRAIL.

27:41
9

CHAPTER IX. UNCLE SAM'S LOST BOYS.

27:00
10

CHAPTER X. NED GRIFFIN BRINGS NEWS.

29:36

Description

Set against the turbulent spring of 1861, the story plunges listeners into the chaotic world of a makeshift Home Guard on a Louisiana plantation. Young officer Tom Randolph, bristling with authority, delivers a fierce reprimand to his ragtag volunteers, whose mismatched uniforms blur the lines between Union and Confederate loyalties. As tempers flare and discipline hangs by a thread, the tension hints at deeper fractures within this fledgling militia.

Enter Rodney Gray, a restless academy cadet who abandons his studies to join the cause, swearing never to trade his gray coat until the South claims independence. Backed by the influential Randolph family, he jumps into an exclusive cavalry company where acceptance hinges on personal grudges as much as bravery. Amid the clamor of recruitment and simmering rivalry, listeners are drawn into the promise of daring rides, uneasy alliances, and the looming question of who will truly lead these young rebels.

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Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (460K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by David Edwards, Larry B. Harrison and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Release date

2017-12-21

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Harry Castlemon

Harry Castlemon

1842–1915

A hugely popular writer of adventure stories for young readers, he turned Civil War experience and a love of the outdoors into fast-moving tales of gunboats, camping, hunting, and frontier life. Writing as Harry Castlemon, he helped shape the style of boys' series fiction in the late 1800s.

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