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Losing the Empress: A Personal Journey: The Empress of Ireland's Enduring Shadow by David Creighton,

"Losing the Empress: A Personal Journey: The Empress of Ireland's Enduring Shadow" was published in October 2000 by Dundurn Press. This 284 page English language paperback edition was authored by David Creighton. This title is categorized in the Library of Congress as 'Shipwrecks' and 'Quebec (Province).'

A deeply moving, laugh-out-loud funny account of a friendship that survives a difference of nationalities, sixty years of age, and sexual proclivities.

RMS Empress of Ireland - The RMS Empress of Ireland was a steamship owned by Canadian Pacific that sailed between Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, and Liverpool, England, United Kingdom.

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