The Great Iron Ship

The Great Iron Ship

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Condition: SECONDHAND

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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Damaged
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings

James Dugan's The Great Iron Ship chronicles the ambitious and often tumultuous saga of the SS Great Eastern, a monumental vessel that redefined maritime engineering in the 19th century. This compelling historical account details the ship's groundbreaking design and construction, presenting the challenges and triumphs faced by its visionary creators. The narrative illustrates the ship's eventful voyages across the Atlantic, recounting both its moments of glory and its numerous misfortunes. Dugan's meticulous research uncovers the human stories behind this engineering marvel, offering a vivid portrait of an era captivated by technological innovation and grand ambition. The work argues for the enduring legacy of the Great Eastern, a ship that, despite its troubled operational history, significantly advanced naval architecture and shipbuilding.

Author: James Dugan
Format: Hardback


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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Damaged
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings

James Dugan's The Great Iron Ship chronicles the ambitious and often tumultuous saga of the SS Great Eastern, a monumental vessel that redefined maritime engineering in the 19th century. This compelling historical account details the ship's groundbreaking design and construction, presenting the challenges and triumphs faced by its visionary creators. The narrative illustrates the ship's eventful voyages across the Atlantic, recounting both its moments of glory and its numerous misfortunes. Dugan's meticulous research uncovers the human stories behind this engineering marvel, offering a vivid portrait of an era captivated by technological innovation and grand ambition. The work argues for the enduring legacy of the Great Eastern, a ship that, despite its troubled operational history, significantly advanced naval architecture and shipbuilding.