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Common Sense in Chess
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Respected chess author Bruce Alberston has taken Laskers classic and created a 21st century edition with modern algebraic notation more diagrams seven added games annotated by Lasker from the famous Hastings Tournament of 1895 features Laskers impressive power of selection, and clear, simple language In the London spring of 1895, reigning world chess champion Emanuel Lasker gave a series of lectures geared to club, or intermediate level players. Later that year he published his informal, conversational talk, Common Sense in Chess, long regarded as a classic and a masterpiece of compression and exposition. The first six chapters deal with the openings. Chapter 1 develops the fundamental principles which are then applied to the later chapters. The two sections cover the Ruy Lopez, Berlin and Open Defence, and the French. There are the three lectures on the endgame in Chapter 9 covering the three basic endgame concepts.
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