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Steve Turner - The arrival of Wallace Hartley's body...
The arrival of Wallace Hartley's body became a focal point of national grief. This young man not only represented all who had died on the Titanic, but also the values that the British feared were in decline. (Steve Turner)

The arrival of Wallace Hartley's body became a focal point of national grief. This young man not only represented all who had died on the Titanic, but also the values that the British feared were in decline.

Steve Turner

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