A treasury of Titanic tales /
Stories of life and death from a night to remember.
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Nashville, Tenn :
Rutledge Hill Press,
[1998]
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Table of Contents:
- Harold Bride: switched signals
- Guglielmo Marconi: champion lifesaver
- Belfast: behemoth!
- Southampton: bon voyage
- Smooth sailing: a sea of glass
- Day five: best crossing ever
- The collision: blue ice
- Archibald Gracie: fate at work
- Archibald Butt and Frank Millet: Damon and Pythias
- John Jacob Astor: JJA or AV?
- William Thomas Stead: a last crusade
- Isidor and Ida Straus: hand in hand
- Harry Widener: A wish fulfilled
- Benjamin Guggenheim: black sheep
- Maggie Brown: Unsinkable!
- J. Bruce Ismay: Scapegoat
- J. Pierpont Morgan: Tapestries versus the Titanic
- Very early Monday: women and children first
- Four hours plus: the cruel sea
- Dawn for some: The Carpathia
- All the news that's fit to print: facts and fantasies
- Pier fifty-four: agony and ecstasy
- Halifax: mission Macabre
- William A. Smith: bully pulpit!
- Lord Mersey: a bloody whitewash
- Aftermath: raise the Titanic.