Sinking the Lusitania is a Centenary year book which revisits the myriad questions surrounding the fatal voyage and the impact it had on the western world. The old rules of war sank with the Cunard liner on 7 May 1915. The bronze torpedo from the German submarine U-20 penetrated the hull and the secondary explosion ripped the bottom from the majestic ship and 1,200 lives were lost ten miles off the Old Head of Kinsale on Ireland's southern shores. What contraband war materials aboard could have created such horrendous destruction? The new rule was that there were now no rules. Charges were...
Sinking the Lusitania is a Centenary year book which revisits the myriad questions surrounding the fatal voyage and the impact it had on the western w...
From a past of unfulfilled attempts at self-sufficiency and individualism to the present and future of faith, hope, and love, the author shares his personal testimony and discovery of a joy and peace that can only be found in the Creator of life. This collection of poetry takes the teachings of experience and connects them to a higher power and creates a rebirth and a new outlook on life; in turn, it inspires the reader to strive toward the freedom of allowing all pursuits and troubles to be placed in the hands of God.
From a past of unfulfilled attempts at self-sufficiency and individualism to the present and future of faith, hope, and love, the author shares his pe...
