The Animals' Rebellion

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The Animals' Rebellion

by Clifton Bingham

EN·~13 minutes·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total
1

The Animals' Rebellion.

0:46
2

The Tiger's Petition

0:52
3

Mr. Fox's Armoury.

0:35
4

Raising the Standard.

0:52
5

In Leo's Camp.

0:33
6

Preparing for the Fray.

0:54
7

The Advance Guard.

0:36
8

The Elephant Wounded.

0:54
9

Rejoicings in the Rebel Camp

0:32
10

Marching on the King's Capital.

0:48

Description

In this lively animal kingdom, the lion has long ruled as unquestioned monarch, but a restless tiger begins to question his authority. Gathering a chorus of dissatisfied creatures, the tiger calls a secret council where grievances are aired and a bold petition is drafted. The fox, ever cunning, sees an opportunity to profit by supplying weapons, while the owl records every detail of the growing dissent.

The rebels soon rally around a makeshift standard, each species contributing its own strength—bears with blunderbusses, leopards and wolves ready to charge. Preparations sweep the forest as armor is fashioned, horns are sharpened, and drills echo through the trees. Tensions rise as the lion’s camp readies its own troops, aware that a confrontation looms on the horizon.

The story follows the escalating clash of ideals and ambition, painting a vivid picture of loyalty, rebellion, and the chaotic humor of a battlefield run by beasts. Listeners will be drawn into the clever verses and rhythmic chants that drive the animals toward an uncertain showdown.

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Language

en

Duration

~13 minutes (13K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2005-11-15

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Clifton Bingham

Clifton Bingham

1859–1913

A versatile Victorian writer whose verses, songs, and stories delighted children and families, he moved easily between the worlds of books and music. Best remembered for children’s writing and lyrics such as "Love’s Old Sweet Song," he brought a warm, playful touch to popular reading of his day.

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