16 April 2019
A transcription of the 1906 book British Yachts and Yachtsmen, a frankly patrician history of yachting from the C17 up to the C20.
- All
- About us
- British Yachts & Yachtsmen - the text
- British Yachts and Yachtsmen - the Biographies
- British Yachts and Yachtsmen - the Yacht Clubs
- BYY Introduction
- Cammillieri Packet Portraits
- Edward Lawrance's Packet journal
- Focus on Falmouth
- Footnotes to history
- HMS Centaur
- News
- Our work
- Packet Surgeon's Journals
- Penzance Registered Luggers and MFVs
- Smuggling and wrecking
- The Ceuta papers
- The Falmouth Packet Service
- The Last of the Sailing Cutters
- Trafalgar
- Troze Articles
16 April 2019
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28 July 2018
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