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Gilded lives, fatal voyage by Hugh Brewster · Booklabria

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Gilded lives, fatal voyage

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Gilded lives, fatal voyage

Name: Gilded lives, fatal voyage
Author: Hugh Brewster

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First published: 2011
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

'Gilded Lives, Fatal Voyage' is a fresh take on the subject of the Titanic through the prism of her first class passengers, woven into a gripping account of the ship's short life.

Subjects: Biography
Anecdotes
Upper class
Shipwrecks
Ocean travel
Titanic
Set in: United States
North Atlantic Ocean

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