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	ET Research (2001) John Edward Hart: Dubious Hero by David Gleicher - 26 January 2001
		In many respects Hart’s testimony is in accord with that of several other stewards who appeared before the Parliamentary Inquiry.[2] Each testified, at least in some part, that they received instructions to see that all passengers were out of their cabins with their lifebelts on and to direct passengers to the upper decks.
		Much of Hart’s testimony is very detailed, and therefore superficially persuasive, particularly when it comes to the routes he claimed to have taken in both his putative trips to the Boat Deck, the number and composition of the passengers he took, and the lifeboats to which he brought them.
		Hart testified the passengers were being directing down from E deck to the third class dining saloon on F deck.
	www.encyclopedia-titanica.org /item.php/1488.html (5069 words)

	Complete List of Border Collie Books
		Hart, Edward, The Hill Shepherd, Newton Abbot, Devon: David and Charles (1977)
		Jones, Edward W. Sheep-Dog Trials and the Sheep-Dog, Brecom: Edwin Poole (1892)
		Longton, Tim and Edward Hart, The Sheepdog--Its Work and Training, North Pomfret, VT: Newton Abbot (1976)
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