(1) Letters and travel diaries indicate that dancing was an activity enjoyed by both steerage and cabin passengers, illustrating dance's potential as a site for exchange between these groups.

(2) He lowers his sails and enters softly, with gentle steerage

(3) In Titanic, virtually every Englishman was insufferable, while happy Irish fiddlers and dancers created a wonderful atmosphere in steerage .

(4) Poor emigrants in steerage

(5) By virtue of clothing alone, it was not at all difficult to tell which passengers were steerage , and which were first-class.

(6) Dickens is especially convincing about the wretched conditions experienced by emigrants who travelled in steerage .

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