Sailing—As Art,

[?]ort and Science

For advanced students of the of sailing and for active par ipants in the sport of sailing all boats, The Science of 'ling is exactly what the en isiast ordered.

The sixteen articles in this »ssy book originally appeared the American Yachting Maga e. The book is edited by Bill ibinson, associate editor of the igazine and a well-known con butor to other publications it deal with his pet subject.

Although directed originally an American audience, it will ve an appeal to advanced chtsmen everywhere, and iere rules differ, the publishers ve thoughtfully added a note say so. It is not for the com rte novice but, according to editor, “presupposes some owledge of sailing and racing dmiques”.

There are 57 photographs and drawings to help the job mg.

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