Further Reading
In 1902, Montague Guest and William B. Boulton wrote 'The Royal Yacht Squadron: memorials of its members, with an enquiry into the history of yachting and its development in the Solent; and a complete list of members with their yachts from the foundation of the club to the present time from the official records'
In 1985, Ian Dear wrote 'The Royal Yacht Squadron, 1815-1985 with a foreword by H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh.
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