14 Results for : silicosis
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Folk Blues - 113 amerikanische Folk Blues
Talking Miner|Joe Turner|Mule Skinner Blues 1|Mule Skinner Blues 2|Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues|The Long Line Skinner Blues|Wanderin|Vicksburg Blues|Get Thee Behind Me Satan|THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL|Shorty George / Basie Count|Chain Gang Blues|Prison Bound|Me And My Captain|Told My Captain|DARLIN'|Been In The Pen So Long|Baby please don't go|On A Monday|Jerry|Worried man blues|It Makes A Long Time Man Feel Bad|AFTER HOURS|I DON'T BELIEVE SHE'D KNOW ME|T B Blues|Pay Day At Coal Creek|Good morning blues|Santa Claus Blues|Dust Pneumonia Blues|Arthritis Blues|When I Lay Down|Long Handled Shovel|Silicosis Blues|Trouble in mind|Nobody knows you when you're down and out|New York Town|Bricks In My Pillow|Depression Blues|Sportin Life Blues|Boll Weevil Blues|Never No More Hard Times Blues|Farmland Blues|Collector Man Blues|Teacher's Blues|Sixty Six Highway Blues|Poor Man Blues|Chilly Winds|THINGS ABOUT COMIN' MY WAY|Black Brown And White Blues|Michigan Water Blues|Bourgeois Blues|TITANIC|Jim Crow Blues|Red Cross Store|Wartime Blues|Got Them Blues|Deep Sea Blues|New York City|Worried Blues|You don't know my mind|Lonesome House Blues|Number 12 Train|Leavin' Blues|How Long|Outskirts Of Town|EASY RIDER|C C Rider|Corinna Blues|Every Night When The Sun Goes In|The Blues Ain't Nothin'|It's Your Time Now|Lonesome Blues|Dangerous Woman|Mamies Blues|Don't You Leave Me Here|De Kalb Blues|Betty And Dupree|Shuckin sugar Blues|Broke And Hungry|House of the rising sun|MARRYIN' BLUE YODEL|Alberta Let Your Hair Hang Low|Evil Hearted Man|My lovin' gal Lucille|Blues Like Midnight|TRAVELIN' BLUES|I'm Gonna Sing Me A Love Song|Skillet Good And Greasy|High Price Blues|Step It Up And Go|Bad luck blues|Borrow Love And Go (Bottle Up And Go)|Buddy Boldens Blues|WININ' BOY BLUES|Draftees Blues|Sugar Babe Blues|Rabbit Foot Blues|The City Blues|LAST FAIR DEAL GONE DOWN|Don't Lie Buddy|New strangers Blues|I'm A Stranger Here|Rotation Blues|Brakemans Blues|In The Pines|Original Talking Blues|Talking Dust Bowl Blues|Talking Sailor|Talking Columbia Blues|Talking Subway Blues|Talking Union- Shop: Notenbuch
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The Man Who Moiled for Gold , Hörbuch, Digital, ungekürzt, 1013min
The Man Who Moiled for Gold draws its title from the Robert W. Service poem: "The Cremation of Sam McGee". This popular work portrays the lust for gold, the passion for the search, and the elusive success that brought men and women to remote areas without laws or justice. The poem also tells of suffering, loneliness, frustration, and ultimately death. Charley Martin experienced all of these emotions along with love and success while becoming the man who moiled for gold. Charley Martin, in 1912, is found mining the hard rock of Butte, Montana. Years of breathing the fine quartz dust in the pits have given Charley silicosis. Discovery of this incurable condition, by the mine super, brought an abrupt change to the 69-year old miner's life. Change began with the decision to move to his mountain cabin, which involved a weekend stay with Kathleen, his eldest daughter. Kathleen held a secret hurt and bitterness, causing an estrangement between father and daughter. Delighted by his teenaged grandson's insistence to know his grandfather's pioneer adventures Charley recounts events that began 50 years earlier with the Pike's Peak Gold Rush. Charley realizes that revealing family history might bring to surface Kathleen's resentments so he continues to tell details past the romantic parts. Successful mining ventures are overshadowed by the murder of Charley's cousin Joe during a holdup. Kind and happy Charley becomes obsessed with finding the road agent who killed Joe. Other incidents of robbery and murder inflame the Montana/Idaho mining camps into vigilante actions. Charley joins the Bannack Vigilance Committee and participates in the historic hangings of the Sheriff and his deputies. He then travels with the Alder Gulch vigilantes to hang most of the remainder of the Sheriff's road agent gang, including the man Charley considers to be Joe's killer. Charley had never before revealed to family that he had been an active vigilante who h ungekürzt. Language: English. Narrator: David G. Rasmussen. Audio sample: https://samples.audible.de/bk/acx0/115321/bk_acx0_115321_sample.mp3. Digital audiobook in aax.- Shop: Audible
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South Africa's Gold Mines and the Politics of Silicosis
South Africa's Gold Mines and the Politics of Silicosis: ab 24.49 €- Shop: ebook.de
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