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Why Do We Refer to Airplane and Ship Passengers as ‘Souls’? - MSN
When news of the Titanic disaster first broke in 1912, the International Herald Tribune reported that “of the...souls on board the great ship, only 675, mostly women and children, have been ...
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Why Do We Refer to Airplane and Ship Passengers as ‘Souls’? - Mental Floss
Why Do We Refer to Airplane and Ship Passengers as ‘Souls’? ... souls on board the great ship, only 675, mostly women and children, have been saved.” (The actual number of survivors was 705.) ...