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The U.S. Senate's Report on the Titanic Disaster (Independent, 1912)
Admiral Peary on Icebergs and the TITANIC Catastrophe (Review of Reviews, 1912)
Anticipating the Titanic Disaster (The Nation, 1912)
Clerical Reasons for the TITANIC Disaster (Literary Digest, 1912)
Cowardly Behavior on TITANIC (N.Y. Times, 1912)
Digesting the True Horror of the TITANIC Disaster (Current Literature, 1912)
Edwardian Chivalry Upheld as TITANIC Went Under (Current Literature, 1912)
Four TITANIC Cartoons (The Literary Digest, 1912)
G.K. Chesterton Comments on the TITANIC Disaster (The Bookman, 1912)
George Bernard Shaw Comments About the Titanic Disaster (The Bookman, 1912)
H.G. Wells' Remarks on the TITANIC Disaster (The Bookman, 1912)
How Did the Men in First Class Dress for Dinner? (Dress and Vanity Fair, 1913)
How I was Saved from the TITANIC (Coronet Magazine, 1951)
How John Jacob Astor Died (N.Y. Times, 1912)
Iceberg Warnings as Early as January (Popular Mechanics, 1912)
Isador Straus (N.Y. Times, 1912)
Responsibility for the TITANIC Disaster (The Literary Digest, 1912)
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Debated G.B. Shaw (The Bookman, 1912)
Sketchy News Reports (The Spectator, 1912)
The Bravery of the Women (Current Literature Magazine, 1912)
The British Government's Conclusion (The Annual Register, 1913)
The Death of Captain Smith (Current Literature Magazine, 1912)
The Fortitude of the Musicians (The Literary Digest, 1912)
The Sinking of an Ocean Queen ('48 Magazine, 1948)
The Stories of Gallantry (Current Literature Magazine, 1912)
The TITANIC Crew: Under-Drilled and Mediocre (The Nation, 1912)
The TITANIC Disaster (The Nation, 1912)
The TITANIC Verses (Collier's, 1912)
TITANIC Didn't Have to Sink (The North American Review, 1912)
Titanic Obituary: Francis D. Millet (The Literary Digest, 1912)
Two Governments Weigh In On The TITANIC Disaster (The Literary Digest, 1912)
Two Poems on the TITANIC Disaster (Bookman, Harper's Weekly, 1912)
Weighing in on Bruce Ismay (Current Literature Magazine, 1912)
What is the Shape of an Iceberg? (The Literary Digest, 1912)
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