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Steerage is a term for the
lowest category of
p****enger accommodation in a ship. In the
nineteenth and
early twentieth century,
considerable numbers of...
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p****engers were
predominantly middle-class
travellers and
included professors, authors, clergymen, and tourists. Third-class or
steerage p****engers were...
- The
Steerage is a
black and
white photograph taken by
Alfred Stieglitz in 1907. It has been
hailed by some
critics as one of the
greatest photographs of...
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hindered the
steerage p****engers' escape. Some of the
gates were
locked and
guarded by crew members,
apparently to
prevent the
steerage p****engers from rushing...
- best
known for her role as eight-year-old Cora Cartmell, a
young steerage p****enger in the 1997 film
Titanic who
dances with Jack
Dawson (Leonardo DiCaprio)...
- children,
including "Usher Felik", as his name was
spelled on the
steerage p****enger list of the steamship,
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. In Brooklyn, where...
- On
board were
seven Government officials, some
cabin p****engers, and
numerous steerage p****enger. The party,
under the
command of Symonds, was to finalise...
- journe**** as a
steerage p****enger on
board the RMS Cedric,
sailing from Liverpool, England, to the Port of New York; on the ship's
p****enger manifest, his...
- have been Caesar's
partner in Tijuana, Mexico.
Cesare sailed as a
steerage p****enger on
board the RMS
Olympic which arrived at the Port of New York on...
- by an
anonymous "
steerage p****enger" in a log of a
voyage of an East
India Company ship,
entitled The Quid (1832). Crew and
p****engers alike were noted...