"The Lusitania's Last Voyage" recounts the tragic sinking of the famed British ocean liner during World War I, a pivotal event in maritime history. Charles Lauriat meticulously details the voyage of the Lusitania, offering readers a glimpse into life aboard the ship and the circumstances surrounding its untimely demise. This historical account explores the political and social context of the era, examining the impact of the Lusitania's sinking on the course of the war. A compelling narrative of a ship lost to the perils of wartime, this volume preserves an important chapter in European and transportation history. Readers interested in World War I, maritime history, or the story of the Lusitania will find this a gripping and informative read.
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