Lost Voices from the Titanic The Definitive Oral History

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Publisher's Synopsis

On April 15, 1912, the HMS Titanic sank, killing 1,517 people and leaving the rest clinging to debris in the frozen waters of the North Atlantic awaiting rescue. Here, historian Nick Barratt provides the definitive narrative of the disaster in the words of those who were involved--including the designers and naval architects at the White Star Line; first-class aristocratic passengers and the families in third class and steerage, many of whom were simply seeking a better life in America; and the boards of inquiry, whose task it was to help change maritime law to ensure that such an event never took place again. Combining tales of incredible folly and unimaginable courage, Barratt has gathered the aspirations of the owners, the efforts of the crew, and of course, the eyewitness accounts from those lucky enough to survive, transporting the reader back to those heartbreaking moments on that fateful Sunday night.--From publisher. description

Book information

ISBN: 9780230622302
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
Imprint: Palgrave Macmillan
Pub date:
Edition: 1st Edition
DEWEY: 910.91634
DEWEY edition: 22
Number of pages: 286
Weight: 490g
Height: 242mm
Width: 168mm
Spine width: 29mm