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Thomas Andrews, Voyage into History : Titanic Secrets Revealed Through the Eyes of Her Builder Paperback – February 16, 2000

by William C. Barnes (Author)

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This spellbinding biography of the R.M.S. "Titanic's" historic builder, Thomas Andrews, takes readers from his boyhood on the cricket fields of Northern Ireland to his breathtaking final moments aboard a dying ship.

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208 pages
Language

English
Publisher

Williamcbarnes.com
Publication date

February 16, 2000
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5.75 x 5 x 8.75 inches
ISBN-10

1887010122
ISBN-13

978-1887010122
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A real thriller. Unique audio ... a riveting account. -- The Audiobook Shelf: Bookwatch, 1/99

A story that has to be told. Tremendous human interest. Entertaining, riveting. It grips you. -- Stevan Thayer, Author, Interview with an Angel

An emotional journey. Innovative audiobook blending the author's conscious memories, hypnotic memories, and recorded history. -- Reviewer's Bookwatch, 11/98

Edin Books has one of the unique books of this holiday season, I Built the Titanic. You will be amazed with this biography. -- Bennet Pomerantz, Columnist, Audio World

Spellbound! My wife and I listened to the tapes absolutely spellbound. I am extremely impressed. Congratulations on a really great audio book! Not only is the case convincing, but you have done a marvelous job with the production. This is indeed a breakthrough in presenting these stories to the public. I loved the way you interwove the regression sessions with historical narration - very dramatic, and very easy to follow. I, literally, could not turn the tape off, it was so fascinating! -- Rabbi Yonassan Gershom, Contributing writer, Reincarnation International Magazine,

The audiobook was great. I've listened to Bill's audiobook and I can recommend it to those interested in a fine, original, past-life story, especially the recorded voices during regression sessions. Even though I have conducted hundreds of regression sessions myself, I've listened to it with great pleasure. --Marianne Notschaele-den Boer, Regression Therapist, The Netherlands

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Williamcbarnes.com (February 16, 2000)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Paperback ‏ : ‎ 208 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1887010122
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1887010122
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 13.9 ounces
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.75 x 5 x 8.75 inches

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Kevin D. Doheny

Time is an interesting thing...

Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2004

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It's interesting to note how criticism of this book has changed in 4 years. When Mr. Barnes' book first came out in 2000, it was criticized because so-called experts claimed that Thomas Andrews could not have known about the quality of Titanic's steel (actually, how could he have NOT known?) or that Titanic would break, or that she'd overturn if the compartments were allowed to flood evenly. Those people evidently failed to take into account that Mr. Andrews was one of the preeminent naval architects of his day, and was even called upon by rival shipbuilders to assist them in troubleshooting design flaws in their ships.

It's interesting now to read critiques that say all one needs do is go to the Discovery Channel to get the same "secrets" that William Barnes speaks of. I strongly suspect that Mr. Barnes' detractors have secretly hoarded his book over the past few years, researched and verified his past life memories, and then tried to take credit for things Mr. Barnes amazing past-life recall had long documented. If people would only take the time to research a little about WHAT is now known, and WHEN it became known, they would realize that the information which came from Mr. Barnes' past-life regression (which occurred prior even to the publishing of his books and tapes) predates a great deal of now common knowledge.

I credit Mr. Barnes with the courage to step out and tell his story, realizing that reincarnation is not yet accepted by many people in western culture. As time passes, everything he wrote about Titanic's secrets -- down to the most arcane -- is being proved. Others may give credit elsewhere to the information Mr. Barnes has released, but those of us who have followed his amazing story from the beginning (including the incredible synchronicities and even astrological verification between the Andrews and Barnes lifetimes), know that Bill Barnes is the genuine article.

I highly recommend this book not only for its detailed account on the life of Thomas Andrews, but for the insight it provides to past-life researchers and those who themselves experience past-life recall.

Kevin Doheny, BA, CHT, MBT

Center Director

Sound Mind & Body Healing Center

Eagan, Minnesota

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Heather

Good read into a Hero's Life.

Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2011

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I honestly stand on the line in whether reincarnation is true or not, but this book was a very good read for me. It was good enough that I actually went and brought the Audio CDs of the 'interview' for more info on it.
I have always been a fan of Thomas Andrews, he was always factor in my life as a great hero, person to look up to, someone from history who could truly touch me in the ways that other history 'icons/heros' could not. I first learned about Mr. Andrews in the 2nd grade, around, oh my, it was right after Ballard found the Titanic and it was put out on VHS for all to see, so around 87-88-ish. Thomas Andrews just stood out to me, I'm honestly not fully sure wh, but this man just grabbed at me and all my growing up into my teen and adult years I have always wanted to learned all that I can about him. Whether Barnes truly is Andrews reincarnated or not? I'm not sure, but the man does know a lot for someone who's never known anything about him.

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Crystal R Nunes

A Must Have!

Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2012

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This was a great book. I couldn't put it down. William Barnes really brings Thomas Andrews back to life on the page. I support and believe in a past life experience, and truly believe he was Mr. Andrews. This is a great book to add to your Titanic books that you have. I will read this book again that is for sure. Thank you for telling us your story of living with as you so gracefully put it has a "double memory." Now for the reader, you will not regret buying this book. You will learn a little more about Thomas Andrews and his feelings about the Olympic-class ships.

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J. head

Don't Judge a Book by its Tilte

Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2004

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This book subtitled "Titanic Secrets Revealed Thru The Eyes Of Her Builder" was enough for this reader to purchase this book. Don't make the same mistake. This book is really just a historical novel. Ths clincher with this book is. "Revealed thru the eyes of her builder" means some American from Cleveland has become a shipbuilder's "Bridey Murphy". Receivng information about the defects in the Titanic from the long dead builder speaking through this author. Coincendently the "builder's conclusion as to why the Titanic sank is the same as the episode on the Discovery Channel's Titanic Documentary.I recommend the Discovery Channel on this one. My main gripe is the title gave no hint that the source of information is on shakey ground to say the least.

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Thonthip Chumthong

My favorite book

Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2014

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I still can't believe I got this book before New Year!!! I'm so happy^^ This story is so real, This is the one of my favorite book and I read this book more than 3 times. This book shown you about Thomas Andrews's life and the beginning of Titanic. It's so hard to put all this in words...

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Erin Hopkins

A facinating story of reincarnation

Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2010

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Mr. Barnes writes a facinating story of his past life as Thomas Andrews.

The book is so well written one can only think it came from Thomas Andrews himself! No longer was I sitting in my bedroom reading his book until the wee hours of the morning I was with Mr. Andrews as he narrated the events of his life to me.

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Melinda Snow

I absolutely recommend this! It made me feel like I was ...

Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2015

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I absolutely recommend this! It made me feel like I was right there, in the middle of everything.
You can't go wrong, best ever book on the Titanic!

Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2011

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Very good book. I just got it yesterday in the mail and I finished it earlier today. It really takes you through the eyes of Thomas Andrews.

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Le Hutton

Amazing story and so sad

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 23, 2013

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What a remarkable man, a book everyone should read who is interested in reincarnation and the souls journy of evolution and development.

If you want to find out more about the Titanic as well, this is the book for you.

It's a shame a lot of what 'Thomas Andrew's' says there is no basis for evidence as most of the Titanic has rotted away over the years.

Athena

Too heavily fictionalised

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 23, 2012

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Honestly, I've never been able to understand Titanic-related fiction - the real story is more gripping and amazing than any invention.

And the book contains too many historical inaccuracies - the recent Titanic: Blood and Steel TV series, which is, too, a rather fictionalised account of the building of the Titanic, is far more accurate!

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