FREE for Subscribers! Under Drake’s Flag: A Tale of the Spanish Main
Published:
February 25, 2014
Contributor:
Carrie
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Download an unabridged recording of the swashbuckling G. A. Henty historical novel “Under Drake’s Flag”!
Do your children LOVE audio books? I enjoy popping in a good audio book instead of seeing them plop in front of the television. Jim Hodges has some incredible audio books that will take you and your children back into history, while making it exciting!
This subscriber only freebie WAS a limited time deal, but they have so graciously offered to keep it FREE for our subscribers!
$18 Value, FREE For Subscribers Only!! This timeless classic will have your minds drawn back to 1580, with Sailing ships, The Inquisition & Circumnavigation of the Globe.
With hearty singing of Psalms, Drake and his crew greeted the Pomo Indians who resided in an area known today as San Francisco. Sir Francis Drake is the first English explorer to circumnavigate the globe and thus sail upon the Pacific Ocean. Ned Hearne and three of his friends make up part of Drake’s crew.
The boys will share in Drake’s adventures on the Spanish Main in the 1580s. The heroic adventures of Francis Drake and life on the Spanish Main (Central America) will come alive through the masterful storytelling of G.A. Henty, artfully recorded by homeschooling Dad, Jim Hodges. Total Time: 10 Hours, 9 Minutes
Please note: we were just informed the coupon code is no longer working, however, the folks over at Jim Hodges Audio are working on it. Sorry for the trouble. Please check back soon.
Carrie
Carrie Fernandez is the founder of Homeschool Giveaways and owner of Daily Skill Building. She has been homeschooling for over 18 years, has two girls and works side by side at home with her awesome husband. She has been saved by grace, fails daily, but continues to strive toward the prize of the high calling of being a daughter of the Most High God.
