Titanic’s Forgotten Love Letter Hints at Hidden Threats Just Before Tragedy Struck
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According to the Belfast Telegraph, auctioneers from Henry Aldridge and Son believe that the letter could receive up to £18,000 ($23,279) when it is sold at auction in Wilshire.
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