In 1906, on a beautiful sunny January 20, the steamer Valencia sailed from the Embarcadero in San Francisco on her way to Victoria and Seattle. The Valencia carried some 104 adult travelers in first and second class, including 17 women and small children as well as 65 officers and crew. The Valencia’s voyage north was quite ordinary but the crew had been uneasy since departure. Somehow they sensed something wrong. They were right - the ships voyage would be her last. There was a violent storm. The Valencia struck a rock, or ledge, a few hundred yards off shore and this was to be her final resting place.
Another survivor, a waiter named Frank Connors, imagined having seen a lighthouse and wandered off into the bush. The Nuuchah-nulth locals alerted the Salvor—which had accompanied the Czar but had not approached the wreck—about the ...
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This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.
This parallel text edition of Felicia Hemans’s important dramatic poem presents the 1823 publication alongside a transcription of the original manuscript, offering a unique glimpse at her compositional process.
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