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When the Titanic started sinking, who would make it off alive? The two cousins who had been so eager to see their first iceberg? The maid who desperately tried to escape with the baby in her care? The young newlyweds who’d booked passage despite warnings not to? One hundred years after that... read more
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- Dr. Alice Leader
- Roberta Maioni
- Able Seaman Thomas Jones
- Harold Bride
- Edward Smith
- Hugh Woolner
- Mrs. Margaret Swift
- Lucy Noël Martha
- Natalie Wick
- Isidor Straus
- Gladys Cherry
- Helen Loraine
- Victor Peñasco
- George Wick
- Mrs. Hudson Allison
- Mrs. William Bucknell
- Tillie Taussig
- Mrs. Ella White
- Mollie Wick
- Mrs. Emil Taussig
- Sarah Daniels
- Alfred Crawford
- Ida Straus
- Marie Grice Young
- Mr. Allison
- Harold Thomas Cottam
- Jack Phillips
- John Jacob Astor
- Caroline Bonnell
- Mrs. Astor
- Maria Peñasco
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- Elizabeth Kaye (Author)
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- Books › Nonfiction › Transportation › Ships › History
- Books › History › World
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