Publisher's Synopsis
This comprehensive volume presents a detailed record of official inquiries into shipping accidents throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Drawing on first-hand accounts and historical records, it provides a fascinating insight into the causes and consequences of maritime disasters. With its meticulous research and compelling narrative, it is a valuable resource for historians and maritime enthusiasts alike.
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