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most sailors still held the belief that there was no point in knowing how to...
Author:
Erik Larson
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Dead Wake: The Last Crossing
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most sailors still held the belief that there was no point in knowing how to swim, since it would only prolong your suffering. Turner
( Erik Larson )
[ Dead Wake: The Last Crossing ]
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