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Lu par Jim Locke

English · 1927 · 5h 14m · Biography & Autobiography, Exploration

3.4 (17 critiques)

"We" is comprised of two parts. The first ten chapters (sections) where he traces his steady and remarkable genius for flying are written by Charles Lindbergh. The last six chapters are written by Fitzhugh Green and entitled "A Little of What the World Thought of Lindbergh." Green describes the extraordinary public response abroad and then in America to Lindbergh's greatest achievement--his flight from New York to Paris. (Summary by Jim Locke)

Chapitres

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Foreword 7:28 Lu par Jim Locke
Boyhood and Early Flights 21:16 Lu par Jim Locke
My First Plane 25:52 Lu par Jim Locke
Barnstorming Experiences 21:04 Lu par Jim Locke
Heading South 20:55 Lu par Jim Locke
Training at Brooks Field 22:42 Lu par Jim Locke
Receiving a Pilot's Wings 28:16 Lu par Jim Locke
I Join the Air Mail 21:36 Lu par Jim Locke
Two Emergency Jumps 23:58 Lu par Jim Locke
San Diego-St. Louis-New York 14:38 Lu par Jim Locke
New York to Paris 18:29 Lu par Jim Locke
Paris 15:31 Lu par Jim Locke
Brussels 6:26 Lu par Jim Locke
London 10:18 Lu par Jim Locke
Washington 30:44 Lu par Jim Locke
New York 20:42 Lu par Jim Locke
St. Louis 4:27 Lu par Jim Locke

Critiques

Unlistenable


(1 étoile)

I'M NOT TRYING TO BE INSULTING BUT: This reading is as unbearable as trying to listen to a kindergartener struggling to decipher the words. This historical book is worthy of a competent reader and I hope someone will do a second version.


(5 étoiles)

Thank you, Jim Locke, for taking your time and energy to read this book for us.