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1. The Titanic: Two Erroneous Beliefs
   ... and death. But Captain Smith thought that ice was no match for the mighty Titanic, with its massive size and strength. On that fateful ...
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2. Woowara
   ... Captain Smithamp39s first book was called A generall historie of Virginia. Captain Smith wrote this book from first hand, eyewitness accounts. ...
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3. Titanic
   ... Captain Smith chose to ignore those warnings. He ... Captain Smith did not even order a reduction in speed or extra lookouts posted. He ...
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4. Titanic
   ... The maiden voyage was to be Captain Smithamp39s last and he has even been quoted as saying ampquotnothing exciting ever happens on my tripsampquot. ...
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5. Captain John Smith
   ... 1996 ed. ampquotCaptain John Smith.ampquot 19971998: Online. Internet. 28 March 1999. ... 1998 ed. Montgomery, Dennis. ampquotCaptain John Smith.ampquot Spring 1994: Online. Internet. ...
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6. Captain John Smith
   ... pg. 1974. ampquotSmith, Captain Johnampquot. Microsoft Encarta Online Encyclopedia 2000. http://encarta.msn.com 19972000. Microsoft Corporation. ...
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7. The Unsinkable ship of Dreams
   ... calm. By midnight it was apparent to Captain Smith that this ship, his last command before retiring was indeed going to sink. He ...
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8. Captain John Smith more success than John Rolfe
   Rakesh Patel His 151 2/2/99 Captain John smith was more important to the success of Virginia by 1630 then John Rolfe.. Like many ...
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9. Story of titanic
   ... ampquotWhat have we hitampquot asked captain smith walking out of his room. ... After the grinding jar, Captain Smith ordered the lifeboats to be uncovered. ...
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10. Death of a Titan
    ... ampquotWhat have we hitampquot asked captain smith walking out of his room. ... After the grinding jar, Captain Smith ordered the lifeboats to be uncovered. ...
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11. Other Causes Involved in the S
    ... The head of the company, Joseph Bruce Ismay, was told during the trip by Captain Smith that it might be safer to slow down. Ismay ...
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12. Titanic
    ... It never reached Captain Smith or the officer on the bridge. The sea was unusually calm and flat, ampquotlike glassampquot said many survivors. ...
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13. Bradford vs. Smith
    ... He often used a tone that depicted himself as the greatest, ampquot...committed managings to Captain Smith, who by his own examples, good words and fair promises ...
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14. Spanish and English Colonies
    ... The best example would be Captain John Smith. ... Captain smith was ampquotAmbitious, unworthy and vainglorious,ampquot according to angry colonists. ...
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15. Titanic
    ... Good luck and God bless you.ampquot It was later claimed that this swimmer was Captain Smith, the swimmer swam a little distance before becoming still. ...
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16. Abortion
    Captain John Smith Captain John Smith was a great political and historical figure in United States History. He is always going to ...
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17. Titanic 3
    ... Even with all the warnings, Captain Smith did very little. The Titanicamp39s lookout, Fred Fleet, did not have his binoculars that night. ...
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18. RMS Titanic
    ... south. Captain Smith never received any of those warnings. Two officers were up in the crows nest looking out for icebergs. That ...
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19. John Smith
    We may know that Captain John Smith was one of the first American Heroes, but what parts of his life are we able to believe. John ...
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20. Titanic
    ... voyage. The captain of the Titanic was Captain EJ Smith. After the Titanicamp39s maiden voyage Captain EJ Smith was going to retire. The ...
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21. An American Literature Anthology: Human Drive for Personal Freedom
    ... In the first of these, \ampquotA Description of New England\ampquot 1616 by John Smith, Captain John Smith, one of the first British settlers of early 17th century ...
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22. Pocahontas
    ... of a ritual. Captain John Smith himself is the sole source for this tale, in a book he wrote several years afterwards. It was not ...
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23. Pocahontas
    ... Pocahontas was mostly intrigue with Captain John Smith. Smith was a dashing young 26yearold. Captain Newport arrested Smith on ...
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24. John Smith
    ... When the Indians showed Smith what they had done to his men he simply held out a compass and gave it to the captain of the tribe. ...
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25. Pocahontas
    ... Pocahontas became intrigued with an Englishmen named Captain John Smith. Smith was a young 26yearold. Captain Newport arrested ...
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26. jim jones/joseph smith compare/contrast
    ... order that led diverse hordes of ignorant people into the reliance that following their captain would deliver salvation upon them. Both Mr. Smith and Jim Jones ...
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27. George Smith Patton, Jr.
    ... the third person in his family tree to receive the name George Smith Patton ... George was now Captain George Patton, and went again with General Pershing this time ...
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28. Titanic
    ... The passengers aboard the Titanic had not yet gone through an emergency drill so Captain Smith and other officers knew there would be chaos.8 Down in the ...
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29. New England and Chesapeake
    ... As stated by Captain Smith, ampquotgolden promises made all men their slaves in hope of recompenses.ampquot Many of these men referred to as ampquotslavesampquot consumed with greed ...
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30. What is an American
    ... discovery. The first white people lead by Captain Smith, traveled to the newly discovered Americas, to explore and colonize. They ...
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