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The Coal Was There for Burning by C. H. Milsom is a compelling account of one of the most harrowing maritime tragedies of the nineteenth century—the wreck of the White Star liner Atlantic in 1873. Through concise yet gripping storytelling, the author reconstructs the events leading to the disaster off the coast of Nova Scotia, where over 500 lives were lost due to a fatal combination of navigational error and dwindling coal supplies. The title references the haunting irony of the situation: coal was available, but mismanagement prevented its proper use. Illustrated with photographs, diagrams, and maps, this volume offers both historical depth and human drama. Ideal for readers interested in maritime history, steam navigation, and the sobering realities of early oceanic travel.






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