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April 2001
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| Conserving the Past: Chess Life
as a Historical Vehicle...
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August 2000
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| Norman Tweed Whitaker and the Search for
Historical Perspective
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February 2000
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| More Recovered Chess Games: Steinitz, Pillsbury,
Lasker and Capablanca
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January 2000
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| Alekhine’s Simultaneous Exhibition: Sofia,
Bulgaria April 1936
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| The N.Y.S.C.A.’s Mid-Summer Meeting at
Saratoga Springs 1899
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December 1999
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| O’Hanlon’s First Two Irish Titles
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November 1999
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| The 1897 Franklin - Manhattan Chess Club
Telegraphic Team Match
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October 1999
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| Keres Plays With the Wehrmacht
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| The Blackburne-Zukertort Match, London
1881
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September 1999
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| A Player in Search of a Biographer: George
Henry Mackenzie
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August 1999
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| Reference Literature For Chess History
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One Man’s Mind
| by Quentin Reynolds (submitted by John S. Hilbert) |
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