Tom Brown’s Schooldays (1856) - Thomas Hughes torrent

Category: Autobiography & Biographies, Classic, Literature, Teen & Young Adult
Language: EnglishKeywords: Flashman Rugby Tom Brown
Written by Thomas Hughes
Read by Hugh Bonneville
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Unabridged
Tom Brown’s Schooldays
By: Thomas Hughes
Narrated by: Hugh Bonneville
Release date
19-11-2015
Language
English
Format
Unabridged Audiobook
Length
8 hrs and 59 mins
Publisher
silksoundbooks Limited
Categories
Literature & Fiction
The story of young Tom Brown’s seemingly hideous years spent at rugby school and his spirited and astonishingly stalwart response to the institutionalised bullying prevalent at the ‘Great’ British public schools became exactly the campaigning tool its author hoped it would.The regimes at these schools had been largely unchallenged, with the assumption being that the education and training received were the best. The revelations in Hughes’ book of the beatings and the burnings uncovered a system which had been all but hidden.Hughes had been a schoolboy at rugby school in the 1830s when the school was run by the educational reformer Dr. Thomas Arnold. Dr. Arnold’s idealism transferred itself wholesale to the young Hughes, and the good doctor appears towards the end of Tom Brown’s Schooldays as the young master, bearing the light of possible redemption.Public Domain (P)2008 Silksoundbooks Limited


Tom Brown’s Schooldays
By: Thomas Hughes
Narrated by: Hugh Bonneville
Release date
19-11-2015
Language
English
Format
Unabridged Audiobook
Length
8 hrs and 59 mins
Publisher
silksoundbooks Limited
Categories
Literature & Fiction

The story of young Tom Brown’s seemingly hideous years spent at rugby school and his spirited and astonishingly stalwart response to the institutionalised bullying prevalent at the ‘Great’ British public schools became exactly the campaigning tool its author hoped it would.The regimes at these schools had been largely unchallenged, with the assumption being that the education and training received were the best. The revelations in Hughes’ book of the beatings and the burnings uncovered a system which had been all but hidden.Hughes had been a schoolboy at rugby school in the 1830s when the school was run by the educational reformer Dr. Thomas Arnold. Dr. Arnold’s idealism transferred itself wholesale to the young Hughes, and the good doctor appears towards the end of Tom Brown’s Schooldays as the young master, bearing the light of possible redemption.Public Domain (P)2008 Silksoundbooks Limited