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An edition of The Truth about the Titanic (1913)

The truth about the Titanic

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Although he survived the sinking by seven months, it was the Titanic that killed Colonel Archibald Gracie. His struggles in the icy waters of the North Atlantic had shattered his constitution, and the awful things he had seen on that fateful night left him a haunted man. One observer said he had the look of someone “who had descended as distinctly into hell as any human being would care to acknowledge, and had risen again from the dead.” Nevertheless he tried to make sense of his experiences, and this book was published soon after his death. The first half is his own account of the sinking, and shows how he had to be both lucky and strong just to live through the night. In the second half he tells the individual stories of each of the Titanic’s lifeboats, summarizing the bare facts and then providing dramatic survivor accounts, from personal interviews and from testimony given to the British and American inquiries into the disaster. In its author’s desperate search for the truth, this book remains one of the most powerful works on the sinking of the Titanic.

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M. Kennerley
Language
English
Pages
330

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Titanic: a survivor's story
2008, Sutton
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Titanic: a survivor's story
1998, Academy Chicago Publishers
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The truth about the Titanic
1913, M. Kennerley
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The Truth about the Titanic
1913, Mitchell Kennerley
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Edition Notes

"Concluding note," by Charles Vale.

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Classifications

Library of Congress
G530.T6 G7

The Physical Object

Pagination
3 p. l., 330 p.
Number of pages
330

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL14134473M
Internet Archive
truthabouttitani00grac
LCCN
13009455

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