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Thank you. See audible.co.uk for terms. Shortly after 12 noon, on the 10th of April 1912,

her whistle, bold and optimistic.

RMS Titanic cast off from Southampton Dock on England's south coast.

Toed out into the river test by tugboats, she set sail her maiden voyage across the Atlantic Ocean to New York.

Hundreds of passengers and crew on board gathered at the bows of the ship, while hundreds more swarmed

across the decks, desperate to secure a view. Couples embraced children sat on the shoulders

of their parents, a sea of hands and hats waved ecstatically, as goodbyes were sent to family

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