Since no-one came up with a bibliogaphy for a book on LARGE strip built boats I decided to answer my own query. Found nothing on sailboats but did find a volume called "How to Build the Ocean Pointer", "a strip-built 19'6" outboard skiff", by David Stimson. 96pp.,softcover, US$17.95, from the Woodenboat Store.
There's nothing like having a few of the essentials like scantling sizes and lamination scheduals before the top of the epoxy can is unscrewed.
Charlie

: I think you might, with a lot of work, get a lighter hull than with
: stripbuilding, but with a more complex shape than with pure stitch and
: glue. And it would probably be about as stiff as possible, but without
: almost any fiberglass.
: But, you're probably right, it wouldn't give you much of an advantage, if
: any, though it might be a fun project for somone who has always wanted to
: build a lapstrake boat.
: I know a lot of people think it is the nicest looking construction technique
: there is, but I'm not one of them.

: Just a thought.