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History of the Great Flood in Johnstown, Pa., May 31, 1889, by Which over Ten Thousand Lives Were Lost J. M. Landsberg and instructional shifts in teachingPublisher J. S. Ogilvie's History of the Great Flood gathers many first person accounts of the Johnstown disaster of May 1889, offering a largely sensationalized compilation of articles and interviews concerning the event. (The title's declaration of 10,000 deaths should alert readers to treat Ogilvie's facts with skepticismthe official death toll from the Johnstown Flood was just above 2,200.) The book features a variety of illustrations, including