Lusitania an epic tragedy
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New York :
Walker & Co.,
2002.
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Table of Contents:
- Prologue
- pt. 1. Troubled waters
- ch. 1. A scrap of paper
- ch. 2. The weapon of the weaker nation
- ch. 3. More beautiful than Solomon's temple
- ch. 4. Gott strafe England!
- ch. 5. The american armory
- pt. 2. Final crossing
- ch. 6. The warning
- ch. 7. Leaving harbor
- ch. 8. The ostrich club
- ch. 9. Fellow passengers
- ch. 10. Inside the U-20
- ch. 11. "The miraculous draught of fishes"
- ch. 12. Into the war zone
- ch. 13. "Suppose they should sink the Lusitania?"
- pt. 3. An ocean red with blood
- ch. 14. "My God, we are lost"
- ch. 15. "Come at once!"
- ch. 16. A bizarre orchestra of death
- ch. 17. Wave upon wave
- ch. 18. A long lingering moan
- ch. 19. Rescues and recoveries
- ch. 20. The town of the dead
- ch. 21. A Sad and horrible task
- pt. 4. "Remember the Lusitania!"
- ch. 22. The hun's most ghastly crime
- ch. 23. Fool or traitor ?
- ch. 24. No longer neutral spectators
- ch. 25. German agents are everywhere
- ch. 26. The Kaiser's business only
- ch. 27 "That story is forever disposed of"
- ch. 28. Diving into the wreck
- pt. 5. Willful murder?
- ch. 29. A legitimate target?
- ch. 30. Harm's way
- ch. 31. Anglo-Saxon attitudes
- ch. 32. The U-boat diary
- ch. 33. A new barbarism
- Epilogue
- appendix A. The Lusitania in facts and figures
- appendix B. A technical account of the sinking
- Acknowledgments
- Notes and sources
- Bibliography
- Art credits
- Index.
