The Female Criminal - Clarence Darrow - Crime Short Story - Audiobook

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This is the sixteenth collection of our "coffee break" series, involving public
domain works that are between about 3 and 15 minutes in length. These are great
for study breaks, commutes, workouts, or any time you'd like to hear a whole story
and only have a few minutes to devote to listening. The theme for this collection
is "Crime", where crime or criminals are significant. Librivox readers have chosen
a combination of social commentaries, newspaper reports of true crimes and criminals,
letters, fictional accounts of the life of the criminal and short 'whodunnit' mysteries.
- Summary by Lynne Thompson

Genre(s): Short Stories, Essays & Short Works

Language: English

Group: Coffee Break Collections

The Female Criminal - Clarence Darrow - Crime Short Story - Audiobook

SECTION CHAPTER AUTHOR SOURCE READER TIME LANGUAGE
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01 After the Crime Part 1 by Constant Gueroult Etext DrPGould
00:14:38
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02 After the Crime Part 2 by Constant Gueroult Etext DrPGould
00:14:35
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03 Asexualization: Excerpt from Causes and Cures of Crime, by Thomas Speed Mosbyb 1874 Thomas Speed Mosby Etext Craig Campbell
00:12:06
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04 'Brooklyn Girl Robbed' by anonymous from the New York Times, May 27, 1900. The New York Times Etext Colleen McMahon
00:03:43
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05 Captain Charles Bellamy, by Philip Gosse, 1879-1959 Philip Gosse Etext VfkaBT
00:04:22
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06 Circumstantial Account of the Life, Trial, Piracies, and Execution of Captain John Kidd, who was hanged at Execution Dock by William Jackson, Esq. William Jackson Etext DrPGould
00:12:11
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07 Correspondence with the Emperor Trajan by Gaius Plinius Caecilius Secundus (Pliny the Younger) 61~113 Pliny the Younger Etext DrPGould
00:08:05
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08 'Eneas O'Hagan, the Irish Outlaw' by S.W. 1836 Anonymous Etext Colleen McMahon
00:11:33
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09 The Female Criminal by Clarence Darrow (1857-1938) Clarence Darrow Etext BettyB
00:05:18
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10 How Nuth Would Have Practiced his Art Upon the Gnoles by Lord Dunsany Lord Dunsany Etext DrPGould
00:10:42
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11 Murder at the Lake by H.A. Ripley Harold A. Ripley Etext Lynne T
00:02:41
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12 The Narrative of a London Sneak or Common Thief by John Binney John Binney Etext Patrick Wallace
00:11:23
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13 Office for Victims of Crime by U.S. Department of Justice 1993 U. S. Department of Justice Etext Craig Campbell
00:18:22
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14 On The Scent by Harold Austin Ripley b. 1896 Harold A. Ripley Etext VfkaBT
00:02:22 en
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15 The Perfect Crime by H.A. Ripley Harold A. Ripley Etext Lynne T
00:03:19