Loss of the Steam Ship "Atlantic" of the "White Star Line" With Scenes and Incidents During and After the Wreck [microform] - Hardcover

This book is a contemporary account of the tragic sinking of the Atlantic, one of the most devastating maritime disasters of the 19th century. The ship, which was on a transatlantic voyage from Liverpool to New York, struck rocks off the coast of Nova Scotia and quickly sank, claiming the lives of over 500 passengers and crew. The book includes first-hand reports from survivors, as well as descriptions of the rescue efforts and the aftermath of the disaster.

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