A new treatise on chess, containing the rudiments of the game explained on scientific principles, with the best methods of playing the most brilliant openings and difficult ends of games, including numerous original positions, and a selection of fifty new chess problems.

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The Chess-player's hand-book : containing a full account of the game of chess and the best mode of playing it.

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Chess for beginners. In a series of progressive lessons. Showing the most approved methods of beginning and ending the game. With various situations and checkmates, illustrated by numerous diagrams, printed in colours.

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Chess made easy, being a new introduction to the rudiments of that scientific and popular game.

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Studies of chess; containing Caissa, a poem,

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A series of progressive lessons on the game of chess, containing numerous general rules and remarks;

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A series of progressive lessons on the game of chess, containing numerous general rules and remarks;

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Chess problems, a collection of original positions, forming one hundred ends of games won or drawn; to which is added a selection of games, including those played between the Leeds and Liverpool clubs, with remarks.

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A few observations on A new treatise on chess by George Walker.

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A treatise on the game of chess; containing an introduction to the game, and an analysis of the various openings of games, with several new modes of attack and defence; to which are added, twenty-five new chess problems on diagrams.

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First series of progressive lessons on the game of chess, containing numerous general rules and remarks;

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Amusements in chess /

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Chess; a selection of fifty games, from those played by the automaton chess-player, during its exhibition in London, in 1820 ...

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Observations on the automaton chess player, now exhibited in London, at 4, Spring Gardens.

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Letters of Charles Gottlieb de Windisch on the automaton chess-player of Mr.De Kempelen. A free translation from the German.

"Errata",p.35.