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The Loss of the S.S. Titanic

Its Story and Its Lessons

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The Loss of the S.S. Titanic

Written by: Lawrence Beesley
Narrated by: Felbrigg Napoleon Herriot
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Lawrence Beesley was a passenger on the Titanic's maiden voyage and therefore a survivor of its tragic loss.

In this audiobook he narrates the circumstances of the ship's collision with an iceberg and the strange unexpected behaviour of the passengers, who found it hard to believe anything at all had happened.

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Disappointment

I was quite disappointed after listening to this book. At parts actually angry when listening, which took me by surprise. The details given by the author/survivor really reflect their 1st class hierarchy and audacity for the time period. To state that everyone remained calm and prayed while the ship was sinking is quite unbelievable. It might possibly be the authors interpretation of events, but comes across as ignorant of the horror that the people who did not survive must have experienced. Perhaps he was in shock and that was his experience, as he does provide much detail on the surrounding environment (calm sea, bright stars, etc) from his life boat.

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