Sinking of the Titanic and Great Sea Disasters
Logan Marshall · English
An account of the Titanic disaster of April 1912, edited by Logan Marshall and published that year, with records of earlier sea disasters and a message by Henry van Dyke.
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An account of the Titanic disaster of April 1912, edited by Logan Marshall and published that year, with records of earlier sea disasters and a message by Henry van Dyke. The full English text.
Sinking of the Titanic and Great Sea Disasters
Logan Marshall · English
An account of the Titanic disaster of April 1912, edited by Logan Marshall and published that year, with records of earlier sea disasters and a message by Henry van Dyke.
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Edited by Logan Marshall Pre-Frontispiece Caption: THE TITANIC The largest and finest steamship in the world; on her maiden voyage, loaded with a human freight of over 2,300 souls, she collided with a huge iceberg 600 miles southeast of Halifax, at 11.40 P.M. Sunday April 14, 1912, and sank two and a half hours later, carrying over 1,600 of her passengers and crew with her. Frontispiece
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An account of the Titanic disaster of April 1912, edited by Logan Marshall and published that year, with records of earlier sea disasters and a message by Henry van Dyke. The full English text.
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