Margaret Tobin ''Molly'' Brown: Titanic Survivor Pursued Social Reforms
By Daniel Alef
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By Daniel Alef
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Although Margaret "The Unsinkable Molly" Brown is well known for her heroic efforts in surviving the Titanic disaster, that historic event doesn't begin to reveal the full measure of who she was or what she accomplished during her fascinating life. And Margaret-the name "Molly" was a Hollywood invention-was the subject of as many myths as Aesop had fables. The real Margaret Brown is often obscured by her characterization in blockbusters such as "Titanic" and, of course, the Broadway musical...



