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  “Sinking of the Titanic” by Jay Henry Mowbray is a detailed and dramatic retelling of the tragic maritime disaster that occurred in 1912. Crafted shortly after the event, the book captures the terror and chaos of the Titanic’s final moments, documenting the desperate circumstances of those on board. Through compelling narratives and eyewitness testimonies, Mowbray illustrates a harrowing picture of the calamity that saw over two thousand souls confront their mortality. The text is rich with poignant stories of bravery and despair, underscoring both the humanity and the horror witnessed during those fateful hours. The narrative also includes critical reflections on the event’s causes, the inadequate safety measures, and the societal implications of the disaster. The book is extensively illustrated, providing a visual account that complements the written descriptions, and also encompasses discussions of other significant historical disasters, making it a comprehensive resource on early 20th century catastrophe . The book has no missing pages. No marks on the pages and no rips or tears. It is in pretty good shape for a 112 year old book. Truly a wonderful read. Emotional and heart wrenching.