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Pawn Power (The Batsford Chess Library)

by Angus Dunnington

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Part of the Think Like a Grandmaster series. Pawns may appear to be the least powerful pieces on the chess board, but an understanding of how they work is fundamental to success in chess. It is no accident such terms as pawn roller, pawn storm and pawn phalanx are common in chess parlance. In this book, Angus Dunnington shows you how to make the most of your pawns.… (more)
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Part of the Think Like a Grandmaster series. Pawns may appear to be the least powerful pieces on the chess board, but an understanding of how they work is fundamental to success in chess. It is no accident such terms as pawn roller, pawn storm and pawn phalanx are common in chess parlance. In this book, Angus Dunnington shows you how to make the most of your pawns.

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