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Game — King’s Gambits — King’s Gambit Declined- — French
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C A 1 S S A ]Sr A and A N K O 1 ) O T K S.
BY
THE REV. G. A. MACDONNELL, B.A.
With Portrait htf A.rtJnir Hacher, A.R.A,
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THE ART OF CHESS.
By .TAAIKS MASONT.
I. The End Game. — Pawns v. Pawns — Minor Pieces, &c. — liook v.. Pawns — Rook, Sole or Supported, Against Various Forces — Queen v. Various Forces.
II. The Middle Game. — Combination in General.
III. The Opening. Introduction King’s Knight’s Game — Centre Game — King’s Gambits — King’s Gambit Declined- — French Defence — Centre Counter Game — Sicilian Defence — Fiancbetto, &c. — Queen’s Knight’s Game — Queen Pawn Opening — Appendix — The Problem Art.
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