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- Q17018544 subject Q6929987.
- Q17018544 abstract "Sunbeam, a British luxury yacht launched in 1874, became famous when Annie Brassey, the wife of its owner Thomas Brassey, published a book describing their adventures during a world cruise. The book, titled A Voyage in the Sunbeam, our Home on the Ocean for Eleven Months, became a best seller and was translated into many languages.".
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- Q17018544 wikiPageWikiLink Q6929987.
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- Q17018544 comment "Sunbeam, a British luxury yacht launched in 1874, became famous when Annie Brassey, the wife of its owner Thomas Brassey, published a book describing their adventures during a world cruise. The book, titled A Voyage in the Sunbeam, our Home on the Ocean for Eleven Months, became a best seller and was translated into many languages.".
- Q17018544 label "Sunbeam RYS (1874)".
- Q17018544 depiction Yacht_Sunbeam_RYS.jpg.