Win at Chess: A Comprehensive Guide to Winning Chess for the Intermediate Player by Ronald H. Curry

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by Ronald H. Curry

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Info:	Thinkers' Press (1995), Paperback, 258 pages
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One of the best basic books on chess which has been plublished-3rd printing. This book is geered toward the intermediate player. An intermeditate chessplayer needs information and guidance that is reliable, practical, clear, and well-organized. The comprehensive, Master-proven principles and techniques in this book will improve your chess games and help you progress toward chess mastery.

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