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is a scientific game and its literature ought to be placed on the basis
of the strictest truthfulness, which is the foundation of all scientific
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Buffalo 1901 and 1894 Chess Tournaments by John S. Hilbert | |
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NAPIER The Forgotten Chess Master by John S. Hilbert | |
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Harry Nelson Pillsbury American Chess Champion by Nick Pope | |
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Paul Morphy's "Chess Department" edited by Nick Pope | |
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RECONCILING CHESS: a MARCEL DUCHAMP SAMPLER by Allan G. Savage | |
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James Mason in America The Early Chess Career, 1867-1878 by Joost van Winsen | |