W. Somerset Maugham

The Bishop's Apron

Arts EN ↓ 19 episodes

The Bishop's Apron by W. Somerset Maugham is a witty and satirical novel set in Edwardian England. It follows the ambitious and cunning Canon Spratte, who is determined to secure a bishopric by any means necessary. Through sharp humor and keen social commentary, the story explores themes of hypocrisy, ambition, and the interplay of morality and power in the Church, offering an entertaining critique of societal and religious institutions  Summary by Dream AudioBooks

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Author

W. Somerset Maugham

Category

Arts

Podcast website

www.spreaker.com

Latest episode

Oct 4, 2023

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Episodes

The Bishop's Apron - Chapters 19 & 20 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 18 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 17 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 16 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 15 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 14 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 13 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 12 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 11 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 10 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 9 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 8 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 7 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 6 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 5 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 4 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 3 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 2 04.10.2023
The Bishop's Apron - Chapter 1 04.10.2023

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