His Books
His Books is a poem by Robert Southey, notable for its exploration of the relationship between literature and the reader. Written in the early 19th century, it reflects Southey's views on the value of books and their impact on society. This work is part of a collection of recordings made available by LibriVox volunteers, showcasing Southey's literary contributions.
X-Ray
Audiobook
Human narrated
Read by
Group Narration
8 readers
Bill Mosley, David Lawrence, Ernst Pattynama, Garth Burton +4 more
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