Maritime History
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The Armada
England stands alone against the most powerful empire in the world.
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The Oak Island Mystery Pit
During my months of searching the internet for interesting sites and stories on maritime history for Suite101.com, I’ve come across many fascinating stories, stories which seem too strange to be true. What follows is one of those stories. Though it does not involve ships or shipwrecks, it does involve pirates and an island – Oak Island.
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Anne Bonny - Pirate Queen
The Golden Age of Piracy was not the exclusive domain of men, here is the story of Anne Bonny, Pirate Queen
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Britannic
The last of Titanic's sister ships meet her end in war.
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The Sultana
At the end of the Civil War, thousands of ex-POWs board the steamer "Sultana" for the trip home. Many would never arrive.
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The “Empress of Ireland”
The "Empress of Ireland" collides with a Norwegian Collier in the St. Lawrence River, with great loss of life.
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The Inquiry
The US Senate investigates the disaster and condemns the "Californian"
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"She's gone lads."
The truth dawns on the Titanic's passengers that the ship is in mortal danger. Lifeboats are loaded and launched. The Titanic founders at 0220 15 April, 1912.
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Sailing Day
"Titanic" sails from Southampton and, after brief stops at Cherbourg and Queenstown, sails into history.
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