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The traditional minute-by-minute account of the tragedy of the Titanic, in a 50th anniversary edition with a brand new introduction by Nathaniel Philbrick First released in 1955, A Night to Consider stays a totally captivating account of the Titanic's fatal crash and the conduct of the guests and staff, equally respectable and ignominious. While others struggled like animals due to their own success, Their lives were sacrificed by some. Spouses beseeched partners to become listed on them in lifeboats; men went tight-lipped to their deaths entirely morning attire; and countless steerage passengers, trapped below decks, wanted assist in vain. Accessible for the first amount of time in trade paperback and with a brand new launch for the 50th anniversary version by Nathaniel Phil-packet, writer of In one's Heart of the Sea and Sea of Beauty, Walter Lord's common minute-by-minute re-development is really as vibrant today because it was upon first book fifty years back.