The Titanic - The Unsinkable Ship's Tragic Fate and Legacy Quotes

“My mother had a premonition from the very word ‘Go.’ She knew there was something to be afraid of and the only thing that she felt strongly about was that to say a ship was unsinkable was flying in the face of God. Those were her words”
― A.G. Taylor, The Titanic - The Unsinkable Ship's Tragic Fate and Legacy

“Then creeping over the edge of the sea we saw a single light and presently a second below it. It seemed almost too good to be true and I think everyone’s eyes were filled with tears, men’s as well as women’s. All around us we heard shouts and cheers.”
― A.G. Taylor, The Titanic - The Unsinkable Ship's Tragic Fate and Legacy

“About this time people began jumping from the stern, my friend Milton Long and myself stood beside each other and jumped on the rail. We did not give each other any messages for back home because neither thought we would get back.”
― A.G. Taylor, The Titanic - The Unsinkable Ship's Tragic Fate and Legacy

“It was through the “Red Cross Emergency Relief Committee” that some $130,000 was raised for the specific aid of “Titanic survivors.” The committee’s chairman was Robert W. de Forest.”
― A.G. Taylor, The Titanic - The Unsinkable Ship's Tragic Fate and Legacy

“To my poor fellow sufferers: My heart overflows with grief for you all and is laden with sorrow that you are weighed down with this terrible burden that has been thrust upon us. May God be with us and comfort us all.”
― A.G. Taylor, The Titanic - The Unsinkable Ship's Tragic Fate and Legacy