The Loss of the S.S. Titanic

Its Story and Its Lessons

By: Lawrence Beesley

Narrated by: Felbrigg Napoleon Herriot

Lawrence Beesley was a passenger on the Titanic's maiden voyage and therefore a survivor of its tragic loss.

In this audiobook he narrates the circumstances of the ship's collision with an iceberg and the strange unexpected behaviour of the passengers, who found it hard to believe anything at all had happened.

Public Domain (P)2018 FNH Audio

Well done and a wonderful account.

seems to gives an account different from most of modern drama/Hollywood. and makes points that even I, a avid fan of Titanic, was unaware of until today.

Best survivor account.

One of the best first-hand accounts of the sinking. Definitely recommend to anyone seeking survivor accounts.

First Hand Account. Reliable Account.

Mr Beesley’s account of that fateful night’s tragedy is lucid and sobering. His account is consistent with most of the scientific evidence attributed to date.

A thoughtful account of his own experience

Insightful and thought-provoking, an attempt to set the record straight and separate the fact from fiction for the historical record. it was a little dry and took a while to get into, but it was well worth the read. I enjoyed his thoughtful and factual account and the lessons he took away from the experience. Many of them still hold true all this time later, even though we've learned more about the circumstances and causes in recent years.

Wonderfully Spellbinding

I confess to a mild obsession regarding the disaster but in the case of this audiobook and the narrator, it did not matter. I simply could not stop listening.