"The Titanic Disaster" by James W Bancroft is a comprehensive nonfiction book that explores the various aspects of the famous shipwreck. The author sheds light on the signs, secrets, and misfortunes associated with the fate of the liner Titanic. This work provides an in-depth analysis of historical events and their impact on maritime history. Bancroft offers a detailed examination of the circumstances that led to the disaster and highlights the social and cultural contexts of the time. The book is aimed at readers interested in history and archaeology who wish to gain a deeper understanding of the tragedy of the Titanic. With 224 pages, it offers a well-researched and informed perspective on an event that had a lasting impact on the world.