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Transatlantic Triumph and Heroic Failure Tim Collins

Transatlantic Triumph and Heroic Failure By Tim Collins

Transatlantic Triumph and Heroic Failure by Tim Collins


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Transatlantic Triumph and Heroic Failure Summary

Transatlantic Triumph and Heroic Failure: The Story of the Galway Line by Tim Collins

An account of heroic failure that has all the ingredients of a great story - transatlantic travel, record-breaking crossings, disasters, emigration, the American Civil War and great expectations dashed. The Atlantic Steam Navigation Company, 'The Galway Line', was launched in June 1858 with high hopes. Today there is no evidence in Galway docks that it was once the 'Liverpool' of Ireland.

Transatlantic Triumph and Heroic Failure Reviews

On Saturday night last the Circassian sailed from Galway. She had on board 342 passengers, of whom 108 were first class. 170 persons who applied for a passage could not obtain room. The Irish Times, Sept. 21, 1859.

About Tim Collins

Tim Collins is a librarian at University College Galway. His previous books include Floreat Hibernia, the standard reference work on RL Praeger, and Decoding The Landscape. His main interests are natural history, and maritime science and history.

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GOR002026072
9781903464205
190346420X
Transatlantic Triumph and Heroic Failure: The Story of the Galway Line by Tim Collins
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Gill
20020606
160
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