Year: 2016 Language: english Author: Beau Riffenburgh Genre: History Publisher: Imagine Publishing Ltd Edition: 3rd edition ISBN: 978 1 785463013 Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 180 Description: Perhaps no ship in history has engendered such continued worldwide fascination as the White Star Line’s ill-fated Titanic. The largest man-made object ever to have been moved when she was launched at Harland & Wol ’s Belfast shipyard in May 1911, within the next 10 months she had also become the most luxuriously opulent ship ever to grace the waves. Everything about her was stunningly impressive, from her remarkable carved and moulded interiors, to the sheer massiveness of her component parts, to her technical features based on cutting-edge maritime technology. Yet, despite design and workmanship that led to her being branded by some as “unsinkable”, she took more than 1,500 passengers to watery graves after only ve days of her maiden voyage, the result of a collision with an iceberg in the North Atlantic.
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All About History Book Of The Titanic
Language: english
Author: Beau Riffenburgh
Genre: History
Publisher: Imagine Publishing Ltd
Edition: 3rd edition
ISBN: 978 1 785463013
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 180
Description: Perhaps no ship in history has engendered such continued worldwide fascination as the White Star Line’s ill-fated Titanic. The largest man-made object ever to have been moved when she was launched at Harland & Wol ’s Belfast shipyard in May 1911, within the next 10 months she had also become the most luxuriously opulent ship ever to grace the waves. Everything about her was stunningly impressive, from her remarkable carved and moulded interiors, to the sheer massiveness of her component parts, to her technical features based on cutting-edge maritime technology. Yet, despite design and workmanship that led to her being branded by some as “unsinkable”, she took more than 1,500 passengers to watery graves after only ve days of her maiden voyage, the result of a collision with an iceberg in the North Atlantic.
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