The Volcano's Deadly Work

This book tells the gripping story of the devastating volcanic eruptions that decimated the islands of Martinique and St. Vincent in May 1902. Drawing on the accounts of eyewitnesses and the journalist who covered the events for the New York Times, this book provides a riveting and accurate account of this tragedy.
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