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Fitzgerald's Storm
| Author | : Joseph B. MacInnis |
| Publisher | : [Thunder Bay, Ont.] : Thunder Bay Press |
| Total Pages | : 148 |
| Release | : 1998 |
| Genre | : History |
| ISBN | : |
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The Edmund Fitzgerald was the Titanic of the Great Lakes, seven city blocks long and thought to be invincible. One November night she disappeared from Lake Superior so quickly crewmen were unable to make a distress call. Many years later, a team led by Dr. Joseph MacInnis looked for answers. From interviews, transcripts, and his own dives, Dr. MacInnes has crafted a tale that is gripping and poignant. Re-creating the ship's voyage, he describes the ship, the men, and the events leadig up to November 10, 1975.
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