Sinking of the Titanic
VariousAlmost one hundred years ago, the second-most famous ship in the history of the world sank. What makes the story of the R.M.S Titanic so important is the men who lived out the expression ''women and children first.'' From first class gentlemen to 16-year-old cabin boys, from boiler room workers to Wallace Hartley and his musicians -- all perished so that women and children might live.
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