The Book of Chess

First published in 1905, The Book of Chess is a classic guide to the game of chess. Written by George H. Selkirk, a well-known chess player and teacher, the book covers everything from basic rules and tactics to advanced strategies and opening moves. With its clear and concise explanations and numerous diagrams and illustrations, The Book of Chess is an ideal resource for both novice and experienced players.

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