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Tragically inaccurate ten-letter adjective of 1912?
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maryjane31 says,
I did read one of the books written but it was quite awhile ago. I remember reading that the Captain left the bridge of the ship for a long time. He left it in the hands of people who were not qualified, when they hit the iceberg. Am I correct in this assumption or perhaps not, but I did read it.