St Pierre Eruption Chronicle From May to Disaster
The New York Herald correspondent details St Pierre Martinique from May Day calm to May 7 crisis as Mont Pelee thunders. Gov Mouttet and geologists misjudge danger while consul Prentiss flees. Carbet village spared by ridge as 30,000 die in the eruption. Prof Robert T Hill investigates volcanic activity along the coast.
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