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My one contribution to chess

by F. V. Morley

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Very odd book, but rather amusing. Doesn't have much in the way of games, variations, etc., or really overmuch to do with chess at all--though I suppose it is more about chess than about anything else. For entertainment purposes only--you really can't learn from it.

If Gelett Burgess had written a book about chess, it would have been a lot like this one.
  reverend.baron | Feb 8, 2008 |
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