Shipwrecks -- North Atlantic Ocean -- History -- 20th century; Titanic (Steamship)
THE TRUTH
ABOUT THE TITANIC
BY
COLONEL ARCHIBALD GRACIE
AUTHOR OF
THE TRUTH ABOUT CHICKAMAUGA
SIXTEEN ILLUSTRATIONS
[Illustration]
NEW YORK
MITCHELL KENNERLEY
1913
_Copyright 1913 by_
_Mitchell Kennerley_
_Press of J. J. Little & Ives Company_
_East Twenty-fourth Street_
_New York_
[Illustration: COLONEL ARCHIBALD GRACIE]
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. The Last Day Aboard Ship 1
II. Struck By an Iceberg 14
III. The Foundering of the “Titanic” 51
IV. Struggling in the Water for Life 64
V. All Night on Bottom of Half-Submerged Upturned Boat 87
VI. The Port Side: Women and Children First 114
VII. Starboard Side: Women First, But Men When There
Were No Women 225
Concluding Note 325
ILLUSTRATIONS
Colonel Archibald Gracie _Frontispiece_
FACING PAGE
The _Titanic_ 2
The Promenade Deck of the _Titanic_ 12
Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Straus 24
First-Class Smoking Room 28
Bedroom of Parlor Suite 40
Suite Bedroom 40
James Clinch Smith 48
Boilers of the _Titanic_ arranged in Messrs. Harland
& Wolff’s Works 52
Thomas Andrews, Jr., Designer of the _Titanic_ 58
Joseph Bell, Chief Engineer 58
The Last Photograph of the _Titanic’s_ Commander and
Three Officers 60
Passengers of the _Olympic_ awaiting Events 104
The Overturned Engelhardt Boat B 110
The _Titanic_ narrowly Escapes Collision at Southampton 134
Fifth Officer Lowe Towing the Canvas Collapsible 158
The Canvas Collapsible 158
Captain Rostron of the S. S. _Carpathia_ 180
Photographed from the _Carpathia_ 242
THE TRUTH ABOUT THE “TITANIC”
CHAPTER I
THE LAST DAY ABOARD SHIP
“There is that Leviathan.”--Ps. 104:26.
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