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In 1886 a London editor printed a story about a liner sinking with too few lifeboats. Then he wrote: "This is exactly what might take place and what will take place if the liners are sent to sea short of boats." Twenty-six years later, W. T. Stead was on the Titanic. His ship hit another ship, not an iceberg. He got the killer wrong and the killing right. This is the true story of the warning, the law that stopped at ten thousand tons, the novel about a ship called Titan, the sixty-four lifeboats that were never cut, and the answer to the question everyone asks. Did he know? Chapters 0:00 The man who wrote the ending 1:13 What he wrote in 1886 3:42 The iceberg story 5:05 The most dangerous editor in London 6:13 The man who talked to the dead 7:40 The novel about the Titan 10:07 Why nobody listened 13:51 Sixty-four boats 16:18 Did he know? 19:41 The last night 23:10 After Where does a rule like this exist today? Tell me in the comments. Sources - W. T. Stead, How the Mail Steamer Went Down in Mid Atlantic, Pall Mall Gazette, 22 March 1886, and From the Old World to the New, 1892: attackingthedevil.co.uk - British Wreck Commissioner's Inquiry and US Senate Inquiry, 1912: titanicinquiry.org - Estelle Stead, My Father, 1913; Edith Harper, Stead: The Man, 1918 - Morgan Robertson, Futility, 1898, revised 1912 - Encyclopedia Titanica: encyclopedia-titanica.org

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