Into the Darkness Quotes

“was told a steerage passenger had been shot while trying to leap into a lifeboat”
― Alan J. Rockwell, Into the Darkness: The Harrowing True Story of the Titanic Disaster: Riveting First-Hand Accounts of Agony, Sacrifice and Survival

“establish, among other things, a general fund for survivors from steerage,”
― Alan J. Rockwell, Into the Darkness: The Harrowing True Story of the Titanic Disaster: Riveting First-Hand Accounts of Agony, Sacrifice and Survival

“But,” said Colonel Astor, “there are no more women to be taken in, and there is plenty of room.”
― Alan J. Rockwell, Into the Darkness: The Harrowing True Story of the Titanic Disaster: Riveting First-Hand Accounts of Agony, Sacrifice and Survival

“next to the last”
― Alan J. Rockwell, Into the Darkness: The Harrowing True Story of the Titanic Disaster: Riveting First-Hand Accounts of Agony, Sacrifice and Survival

“stewards had tried to keep back the steerage women.”
― Alan J. Rockwell, Into the Darkness: The Harrowing True Story of the Titanic Disaster: Riveting First-Hand Accounts of Agony, Sacrifice and Survival

“the captain ordered the hatches over the steerage fastened down.”
― Alan J. Rockwell, Into the Darkness: The Harrowing True Story of the Titanic Disaster: Riveting First-Hand Accounts of Agony, Sacrifice and Survival

“her three children—”
― Alan J. Rockwell, Into the Darkness: The Harrowing True Story of the Titanic Disaster: Riveting First-Hand Accounts of Agony, Sacrifice and Survival

“everybody that there”
― Alan J. Rockwell, Into the Darkness: The Harrowing True Story of the Titanic Disaster: Riveting First-Hand Accounts of Agony, Sacrifice and Survival

“Only those women who positively refused to leave their husbands and who could not be forced into lifeboats for lack of time.”
― Alan J. Rockwell, Into the Darkness: The Harrowing True Story of the Titanic Disaster: Riveting First-Hand Accounts of Agony, Sacrifice and Survival