At his gates
by Margaret Oliphant
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At His Gates: A Novel. Vol. 1 (of 3): An audiobook version of the first volume of the novel is listed on listenly.io, and Margaret Oliphant's works are noted as being available on LibriVox, which hosts public domain audiobooks. Since the book was published in 1872, these are likely full-text, unabridged recordings, but they originate from a public domain source rather than a current official retail release, and one result specifically mentions a multi-volume set which may require separate cataloging. - Ebook with Audio Feature/CollectionAvailable
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At His Gates A Novel Vol. I-III: An ebook version is listed on Google Play Books, sometimes associated with multi-volume sets that may contain audio. Several search results point to e-book collections (like Delphi Classics or Everand collections) that include the novel, but these are not confirmed as official, standalone, unabridged *audiobooks* from a major retailer on the specified list.
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An official, unabridged audiobook for Margaret Oliphant's "At His Gates" is not confirmed to be available for purchase or borrowing on the specified major retail platforms (Audible, Google Play Books, Apple Books, Kobo, OverDrive, Hoopla, Libby). However, as the novel was published in 1872, its content is in the public domain, and multiple search results indicate the existence of volunteer-read audio recordings, such as one version noted as Volume 1 (of 3) with a duration of approximately 6 hours, and mentions of works on LibriVox. Ebook versions are available through platforms like Google Play Books and Kobo, and the novel is included in various collections. Therefore, while a professionally produced 'official' audiobook is not readily apparent, a full-text, unabridged audio version is accessible via public domain sources.