As detailed a history of the life and death of this fine vessel, as riveting an account of her final moments and as heartfelt a respect for the tragedy you will not find anywhere else. The pages of this book pull you back across the churning waters of time and place you on the deck of Empress of Ireland as she sets sail on her final voyage. Introducing you to passengers and crew, getting to know them personally and forcing you to wonder if they will live or die in the tragic hours ahead. A spellbinding minute by minute account of the last fourteen minutes as the Empress sank quickly after the collision captivates you. You will simply be unable to put this book down and when you have finished, you will know Empress like you know no other vessel.

David Zeni's Forgotten Empress should be standard material for anyone wishing to learn more about the Canadian Pacific Line's flagship, the tales of her adventurous captain, Henry Kendall, and the details of her sinking, the aftermath and her continuing legacy that today still haunts the waters of the St. Lawrence River in northern Quebec and lingers in the hearts and souls of everyone who has heard her name and learned her story.

Forgotten Empress can be purchased at www.OverSeasBooks.com

UPDATE! Forgotten Empress: New Edition is now available through Avid Publications

Forgotten Empress

David Zeni


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