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1. 1lib.sk › book › 653177The Game of Chess | Siegbert Tarrasch | download on Z-Library

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   Sep 15, 2024 · Read online or download for free from Z-Library the Book: The Game of Chess, Author: Siegbert Tarrasch, Publisher: Hays Publishing, ISBN: 9781880673942, Year: 1994, Language: English, Format: PDF, Filesize: 18.36 MB.

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2. 1lib.sk › book › 2693984Winning Chess Endings | Yasser Seirawan | download on Z-Library

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   Read online or download for free from Z-Library the Book: Winning Chess Endings, Author: Yasser Seirawan, Publisher: Everyman Chess, ISBN: 9781857443486, Year: 2003, Language: English, Format: PDF, Filesize: 18.98 MB.

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3. www.tandfonline.com › doi › full‘Still and dark assemblies’: the narrativised chess-player in ...

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   4 days ago · As Timothy Harding notes in British Chess Literature, ‘the crediting of the series [of chess-columns in the Lancet] is demonstrably incorrect’, stemming from a passage in the Illustrated London News and being propagated by, amongst others, the Oxford Companion to Chess and the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography [23–24].

4. www.chess.com › blog › thinhdoduyThe history of chess

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   6 days ago · Chess began in 6th century India as Chaturanga and evolved into Shatranj in Persia, introducing “check” and “checkmate.”. It spread to Europe during the Islamic Golden Age and became popular among European nobility by the medieval period, with the queen becoming the most powerful piece by the 15th century.

5. www.chesshistory.com › winter › extraChess: the Need for Sources by Edward Winter

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   Sep 1, 2024 · The Chess Revolutionary by Jimmy Adams (Alkmaar, 2017), see C.N.s 10563 and 10661. From the latter item: In recent decades, historical chess biographies have seen a major advance in scholarship, with far greater recognition of the need for precise sources.

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6. www.chess.com › an-amazing-chess-storyAn amazing chess story

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   Sep 21, 2024 · Triumphant, Maximilian and his companions returned to the kingdom, restoring the Golden Pawn to its rightful place. Peace reigned once more, and the magic of chess thrived in Strategia, a reminder that true adventure lies in the strategies we choose and the bonds we forge.

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   When did chess start?

   • Chess began in 6th century India as Chaturanga and evolved into Shatranj in Persia, introducing “check” and “checkmate.” It spread to Europe during the Islamic Golden Age and became popular among European nobility by the medieval period, with the queen becoming the most powerful piece by the 15th century.

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   How long are the chess stories?

   • Each chess story in Story Time Chess is 5-10 minutes long. The child would need to be able to sit and actively listen and retain the story to learn the chess character. After the story, there are several 'mini' games to practice the movements of the chess piece.

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   How should I write a story about a chess game?

   • Instead of describing the game itself, describe the game being played. Your story must be perfectly readable and understandable by people who do not play chess, do not know the rules, and only know through pop-culture osmosis that there are pieces called 'rook', 'knight', etc. Write with that in mind.

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   Who wrote the first major chess book?

   • One of the first great chess books, The Modern Chess Instructor, Part I, was written by then world champion Wilhelm Steinitz and released in 1889. It was his magnum opus, setting forth for the first time the principles of modern chess.

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8. www.britannica.com › topic › chessChess - History | Britannica

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   5 days ago · Chess - History: The origin of chess remains a matter of controversy. There is no credible evidence that chess existed in a form approaching the modern game before the 6th century ce.