Titanic, Lusitania and other famous shipwrecks books 113 Vintage Books
Here is an interesting collection on the Titanic Disaster. There is also a little known article written by my father included. I hold the copyright to this material.
The article was written about a little known hero from Stoke on Trent (same origins as Captain Smith) who was my fathers uncle. It was also published
in the local paper in the 1990's.
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| Titanic, Lusitania & Shipwrecks |
| A brief narrative of the shipwreck of the transport Premier, near the mouth of the river St. Lawrence, on the 4th November, 1843 by G. R. Dartnell (1845) |
| A circumstantial narrative of the wreck of the Rothsay Castle steam packet, on her passage from Liverpool to Beaumaris, August 17, 1831 by J. Adshead (1834) |
| A diary of the wreck of His Majesty's Ship Challenger, on the western coast of South America, in May, 1835 by G. A. Rothery (1836) |
| A history of shipwrecks, and disasters at sea, from the most authentic sources Vol. 1 by C. Redding (1833) |
| A history of shipwrecks, and disasters at sea, from the most authentic sources Vol. 2 by C. Redding (1833) |
| A narrative of the loss of His Majesty's packet, the Lady Hobart, on an island of ice in the Atlantic Ocean, 28th of June 1803 by W. D. Fellowes (1803) |
| A voyage to South America, with an account of a shipwreck in the river La Plata, in the year 1817 by G. Fracker (1826) |
| Adventures by sea and land by TS Arthur 1890 |
| An account of the discovery of an ancient ship on the eastern shore of Cape Cod by A. Otis (1864) |
| An appeal to the British nation on the humanity and policy of forming a national institution for the preservation of lives and property from shipwreck by W. Hillary (1825) |
| Awful calamities or, The shipwrecks of December, 1839 (1840) |
| Bark Kathleen sunk by a whale by T. H. Jenkins (1902) |
| Breakers ahead; or, Uncle Jack's stories of great shipwrecks of recent times 1869 to 1890 by J. Saxby (1887) |
| Capt. Inglefield's narrative, concerning the loss of His Majesty's ship, the Centaur, of seventy-four gun, and the miraculous preservation of the Pinnace (1783) |
| God's protecting providence, man's surest help and defence, in times of the greatest difficulty, and most eminent danger by J. Dickinson (1700) |
| Great Shipwrecks 1880 |
| Heroes of the storm by W. D. O'Connor (1904) |
| Histoire des naufrages, délaissements de matelots, hivernages, incendies de navires et autres désastres de mer - J. Eyries (1871) |
| Histoire des naufrages; ou, Recueil des relations les plus intéressantes des naufrages, hivernemens, délaissemens, incendies, famines, Vols. 1 J. Deperthes (1795) |
| Histoire des naufrages; ou, Recueil des relations les plus intéressantes des naufrages, hivernemens, délaissemens, incendies, famines, Vols. 2 J. Deperthes (1795) |
| Histoire des naufrages; ou, Recueil des relations les plus intéressantes des naufrages, hivernemens, délaissemens, incendies, famines, Vols. 3 J. Deperthes (1795) |
| Historia tragico-maritima (Volume 1 - 3) - B. G. de Britto (1904) |
| Historia tragico-maritima (Volume 4 - 7) - B. G. de Britto (1904) |
| Historia tragico-maritima (Volume 8 - 10) - B. G. de Britto (1910) |
| Historia tragico-maritima Vol. 1 - B. G. de Britto (1735) |
| Historia tragico-maritima Vol. 2 - B. G. de Britto (1735) |
| Historia tragico-maritima Vol. 3 - B. G. de Britto (1735) |
| History of the General Slocum disaster 1904 Ogilvie |
| Interesting and authentic narratives of the most remarkable shipwrecks, fires, famines, calamities, providential deliverances, and lamentable disasters on the seas by R. thomas (1847) |
| Japanese wrecks, stranded and picked up adrift in the north Pacific Ocean by C. W. Brooks (1876) |
| Journal kept by Henry Thompson recording his time at sea on twenty six English whaling and merchant voyages 1686 |
| Life & death on the ocean by Henry Howe 1855 |
| Loss of the Sultana and reminiscences of survivors 1892 by Chester Berry |
| Losses of ships and lives on the north-east coast of England, and how to prevent them by W. S. Cortis (1871) |
| Lost ships and lonely seas by R. D. Paine (1921) |
| Memorable shipwrecks and seafaring adventures of the nineteenth century by J. F. Layson (1907) |
| Memorials of Henry Forbes Julian. With introductory notices by J.O. Bevan and H. Livingstone Sulman, also letters from the Titanic and the Carpathia by H. Julian (1914) |
| Murder at sea by A. Hurd (1916) |
| Narrative of a voyage to India; of a shipwreck on board the Lady Castlereagh; and a description of New South Wales by W. B. Cramp (1823) |
| Narrative of a voyage to Senegal in 1816 by JP Savigny |
| Narrative of the loss of whaling brig William and Joseph, of Martha's Vineyard, and the sufferings of her crew for seven days, a part of the time on a raft in the Atlantic Ocean by Elisha Dexter 1848 |
| Narrative of the shipwreck of the Antelope East-India pacquet, on the Pelew Islands, situated on the western part of the Pacific Ocean, in August, 1783 |
| Narrative of the shipwreck of the Juno, on the coast of Aracan 1798 William Mackay |
| Narratives of shipwrecks of the Royal Navy between 1793 and 1857 by W. Gilly (1864) |
| Naufragia or historical memoirs of shipwrecks, and of the providential deliverance of vessels Vol. 1 by J. S. Clarke (1805) |
| Naufragia or historical memoirs of shipwrecks, and of the providential deliverance of vessels Vol. 2 by J. S. Clarke (1805) |
| New York's awful steamboat horror, hundreds of women and children drowned and burned to death by H. D. Northrop (1904) |
| New York's awful excursion boat horror 1904 by J.W Hanson |
| Perils and adventures on the deep - a series of interesting narratives of naval adventure and suffering by unknown author (1844) |
| Perils of the deep - being an account of some of the remarkable shipwrecks and disasters at sea during the last hundred years by E. N. Hoare (1885) |
| Perils of the ocean and wilderness by J. G. Shea (1856) |
| Remarkable shipwrecks; or, A collection of interesting accounts of naval disasters - Andrus & Starr (1813) |
| Remarkable voyages & shipwrecks - being a popular collection of extraordinary and authentic sea marratives relating to all parts of the globe by G. W. Barrington (1882) |
| Sable Island - its past history, present appearance, natural history, a lecture also, a description of the shipwreck of the American schooner Arno by J. Gilpin (1858) |
| Sad news from the seas.Being a true relation of the losse of that good ship called the Merchant Royall, which was cast away ten leagues from the lands end, on Thursday night, being the 23. of Septemb. last, 1641 |
| Ship ashore! A record of maritime disasters off Montauk and eastern Long Island, 1640-1955 |
| Shipwrecks and disasters at sea; narratives of the most remarkable wrecks, conflagrations, mutinies, etc. by unknown author (1851) |
| Steamboat disasters and railroad accidents in the United States 1840 by S.A Howland |
| Steamboat disasters and railroad accidents in the United States, to which is appended accounts of recent shipwrecks, fires at sea, thrilling incidents, etc. by S. A. Howland (1840) |
| Stories of the sea in former days - narratives of wreck and rescue by unknown author (1905) |
| Storm warriors, or, Life-boat work on the Goodwin Sands by J. Gilmore (1875) |
| Sultana (Brig) Logbook, 1831-1832 |
| Tales of shipwrecks and adventures at sea, being a collection of faithful narratives of shipwrecks, mutinies, fires, famines, and disasters incidental to a sea life by J. Lindridge (1847) |
| The Arctic whaleman or, Winter in the Arctic Ocean being a narrative of the wreck of the whale ship Citizen by L. Holmes (1861) |
| The Fishermen's own book, comprising the list of men and vessels lost from the port of Gloucester, Mass., from 1874 to April 1, 1882, and a table of losses from 1830 (1882) |
| The last cruise of the Saginaw by G. H. Read (1912) |
| The loss of the Australia - a narrative of the loss of the brig Australia, by fire, on her voyage from Leith to Sydney by J. R. M'Gavin (1853) |
| The mariner's chronicle containing narratives of the most remarkable disasters at sea, such as shipwrecks, storms, fires, and famines by A. Duncan (1834) |
| The narrative of Captain David Woodard and four seamen, who lost their ship while in a boat at sea 1804 Woodward |
| The shipwreck - a poem by W. Falconer (1868) |
| The south sea whaler - a story of the loss of the Champion and the adventures of her crew by W. Kingston (1879) |
| The tragedy of the seas or, Sorrow on the ocean, lake, and river, from shipwreck, plague, fire and famine by C. Ellms (1848) |
| The wreck of the Orion - a tribute of gratitude by J. Clarke (1851) |
| The wreck of the ship New Era upon the New Jersey Coast, November 13, 1854 by J. F. Sachse (1905) |
| The wreck on the Andamans by J. Darvall (1845) |
| Verhaal van het vergaan van het jacht de Sperwer - H. Hamel (1920) |
| Wonderful escapes - containing the shipwreck of the Antelope on the coast of an unknown island (1819) |
| Wreck of the London by unknown author (1866) |
| Wrecks around Nantucket since the settlement of the island, and the incidents connected therewith, embracing over seven hundred vessels by A. H. Gardner (1915) |
| Titanic and the White Star Line Collection |
| 73vMag Radio operators still inspired by the Titanic |
| A Character Sketch of William Randolph Hearst, 1908 Stead |
| A tragedy of speed sermon on the wreck of the Titanic 1912 Dygnum |
| Berättelsen om Titanic och dess förfärliga undergång by Everett Marshall 1912 |
| Elbert Hubbard The Titanic 1912 |
| In memoriam to those who perished in the disaster to the Titanic April 14th and 15th, 1912 by H. Emerson (1912) |
| In memoriam, the Titanic disaster by H. R. Woodman (1913) |
| Loss of the SS "Titanic": Report of a Formal Investigation 1912 |
| Loss of the steam ship "Atlantic" of the "White Star Line" with scenes and incidents during and after the wreck 1873 |
| Memorials of Henry Forbes Julian. With introductory notices by J.O. Bevan and H. Livingstone Sulman, 1914 |
| Sinking of the Titanic" most appalling ocean horror |
| Sinking Of The Titanic and Great Sea Disasters 1912 Myers |
| Sinking of the Titanic world's greatest sea disaster a graphic account of the sinking of the greatest floating palace ever built, carrying down to watery graves more than 1,500 souls 1913 Russell |
| The Lesson of the "Titanic" 1912 Nixon |
| The loss of the SS Titanic - its story and its lessons by L. Beesley (1912) |
| The sinking of the Titanic, and other poems 1915 |
| The Titanic disaster. Speech of Hon. William Alden Smith, of Michigan, in the Senate of the United States, May 28, 1912 |
| The Titanic (an ode of immortality) by R. C. Macfie (1912) |
| The Truth about the Titanic 1913 Gracie |
| The Unsinkable Titanic 1912 Walker |
| The wreck of the Titanic; a poem 1913 Greeley |
| Thomas Andrews Shipbuilder 1912 Plunkett |
| Titanic 1912 Young |
| Titanic disaster 1912 - US Congress |
| TITANIC unsung Hero of Hanley by FRED LEIGH © Staffs Publishing 2005 |
| Trans-Atlantic passenger ships, past and present 1947 Smith |
| Women and children first TH Russell 1912 |
| Wreck and sinking of the Titanic; the ocean's greatest disaster 1912 Everett |
| Lusitania |
| Cunard Line, R.M.S. "Lusitania," Wednesday, October 29th, 1913, breakfast [menu] |
| German submarine warfare; a study of its methods and spirit, including the crime of the Lusitania, a record of observations and evidence by W. Frost (1918) |
| The death of the Lusitania by P. Amory (1917) |
| The grave of the Lusitania by H. I. Phillips (1918) |
| The Lusitania's last voyage by C. E. Lauriat (1915) |
| The tragedy of the Lusitania - embracing authentic stories by the survivors and eye-witnesses of the disaster, including atrocities on land and sea, in the air, etc. by F. D. Ellis (1915) |
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