e/HMY Royal Escape

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has gloss	eng: HMY Royal escape was a former coastal trader, a brig named Surprise. King Charles II of England had used the ship to flee to France to escape his enemies. It was commissioned after the Restoration as a fifth rate line of battle ship, and permanently moored on the Thames, as the Royal Escape. This vessel has been called the first royal yacht. The expression yacht was used at this time for a small ship dedicated neither to commerce nor to war, but existing simply for pleasure.
lexicalization	eng: HMY Royal escape
instance of	e/List of Royal Yachts of the United Kingdom

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media:img	The royal yacht 'Royal Escape'.jpg