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A Circumstantial Narrative of the Wreck of the Rothsay Castle Steam Packet: On her Passage From Liverpool to Beaumaris, August 17, 1831: Comprising ... of the Survivors, and Other Particulars Ne - Couverture rigide
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Tliat morn. By Death srude hand asunder torn! together with the deep commiseration which was so universally felt by those to whom the sufferers were strangers; taking all this into consideration, I cannot reject the conviction that many also agree with me in the belief that a full relation of a catastrophe which produced such effects is desirable; and as my own information on the subject enables me to know that most of the accounts hitherto published combine much of error with inadequacy of detail, I am induced to submit the following humble attempt to supply a more authentic as well as a more Circmnstantial Narrative; though I am very far from assuming either exemption from error, or that I have not, in too many instances, become tedious in my anxiety to be circumstantial. To those gentlemen who have kindly assisted me by contributing information, or by permitting me to profit by their publications, I beg to retiun my best thanks. With reference to the latter, however, I may add, that I am not conscious of having made use of a siiule line without due acknowledgment. March I, 183:.
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