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have been happier. On this, the third night of the Titanics maiden voyage, he had been invited to dine at the captains table. A great honor, he well knew, for unlike most British liner More Page More Page More Page Richard Jeni masters, Captain Edward J. Smith did not hold court over a huge table populated by rich, influential passengers the butterfly effect
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