| Sumario: | This book recounts the tragic events surrounding the steamship Itata during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It provides a detailed narrative of the ship's involvement in the War of the Pacific, transporting troops and supplies for the Chilean military. The book also covers the Itata's role in the Chilean civil conflict of 1891, including its controversial detention by the United States. The narrative culminates in the catastrophic sinking of the Itata in 1922, resulting in the death of hundreds. Through firsthand accounts and historical documents, the book aims to preserve the emotional immediacy and historical significance of these events. It is intended for readers interested in Chilean naval history and maritime disasters.
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