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Subject: Re: The TITANIC
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Date: Tue, 22-Jul-86 13:46:04 EDT
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In article <1198@rayssdb.UUCP>, mpc@rayssdb.UUCP (Manny P. Costa) says:
     
>I'm looking for a pointer to any magazine/book/document/etc. that would
>contain a *COMPLETE* list of passengers and crew.  Thus far I've only
>been able to come up with a list of First Class Passengers. Anyone got
>any info?
>
>I'd also be interrested in any info at all having to do with the Titanic.
     
Well, the best book I read on the disaster was simply called,
"The Titanic" or something like it.  I read it about 9 years
ago.  It gave a complete factual accounting of the sinking
as well as a *complete* passenger list.  I remember cause
my best friend's great-grandfather died in the wreck and he
was listing in the listing of second class passengers.
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Michael S. Weiss
The Pennsylvania State University
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 I'm not the type of person I'm preaching to."   - J.R. "Bob" Dobbs
     
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