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Death Comes for the Archbishop

by Willa Cather

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First published
1927
Pages
170
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Read by Carol Pelster · 8 h 11 min · 30 parts

  1. Prologue

    21:41

  2. Book 1 Chapter1

    15:27

  3. Book 1 Chapter 2

    13:11

  4. Book 1 Chapter 3

    19:02

  5. Book 1 Chapter 4

    15:00

  6. Book 2 Chapter 1

    18:59

  7. Book 2 Chapter 2

    24:27

  8. Book 3 Chapter 1

    12:40

  9. Book 3 Chapter 2

    10:47

  10. Book 3 Chapter 3

    17:50

  11. Book 3 Chapter 4

    20:10

  12. Book 4 Chapter 1

    13:52

  13. Book 4 Chapter 2

    18:33

  14. Book 5 Chapter 1

    36:05

  15. Book 5 Chapter 2

    23:23

  16. Book 6 Chapter 1

    21:52

  17. Book 6 Chapter 2

    15:41

  18. Book 7 Chapter 1

    21:48

  19. Book 7 Chapter 2

    15:28

  20. Book 7 Chapter 3

    19:30

  21. Book 7 Chapter 4

    9:18

  22. Book 8 Chapter 1

    11:41

  23. Book 8 Chapter 2

    9:24

  24. Book 8 Chapter 3

    21:23

  25. Book 9 Chapter 1

    6:27

  26. Book 9 Chapter 2

    8:15

  27. Book 9 Chapter 3

    5:50

  28. Book 9 Chapter 4

    12:27

  29. Book 9 Chapter 5

    12:26

  30. Book 9 Chapters 6,7,8

    18:30

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In 1851 a French priest, Jean Marie Latour, is sent to the newly American territory of New Mexico to build a Catholic diocese out of a vast, half-wild land of desert, pueblos, and old Spanish missions. With his loyal friend Father Joseph Vaillant beside him, he spends the rest of his life among the Hopi, Navajo, and Mexican people, contending with corrupt clergy, immense distances, and the slow patient work of faith. Willa Cather based the two missionaries on real historical figures and shaped their story as a series of luminous, quietly told episodes rather than a driving plot. Published in 1927 and often ranked among the finest American novels, it is a serene meditation on landscape, friendship, and a life well spent.

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Willa Cather (1873-1947) was an American author celebrated for her novels of the frontier and immigrant experience on the Great Plains, including O Pioneers! and My Ántonia.

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Book facts

First published
1927
Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
170
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Carol Pelster