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A Guide to Chess Endings

by Max Euwe

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A two author chess book. This book covers a large number of chess ending situations in detail, from the basic simple variety to more complicated endings of the piece and pawn variety. There are literally several hundred examples of game situations that you can encounter.

A very useful book for the average player. (

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Chess endgame literature

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This book offers clear, thorough coverage of the most important, frequently encountered endgame situations. 331 examples are analyzed (each with its own diagram), including 30 examples of Queen endings, and 100 examples each of pawn endings, minor piece endings, and rook endings.

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