Lives & Memoirs
Noble Woman The Life-Story of Edith Cavell
Ernest Protheroe
1916
2h 48m
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The life of Edith Cavell, the British nurse who tended wounded soldiers of every side in occupied Belgium and helped Allied men escape to freedom. Arrested and executed by the Germans in 1915, she became one of the First World War's most famous martyrs. A moving portrait of courage and conviction for anyone drawn to wartime heroism.
Inside this audiobook
15 chapters
- 1Introduction10m
- 2The Heel of the Oppressor12m
- 3The Arrest7m
- 4Spinning the Toils6m
- 5The Secret Trial7m
- 6The Fight For a Life11m
- 7The Blood of the Martyr10m
- 8In Memoriam16m
- 9British Official Reprobat9m
- 10Germany's Cynical Defence9m
- 11Justice and Savagery6m
- 12Pulpit and Pen Unite14m
- 13Lash of the World's Press33m
- 14America's Verdict8m
- 15Conclusion10m
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