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Through the Looking-Glass

Lewis Carroll

1872 ★ 4.0

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland / Through the Looking Glass

Lewis Carroll

1894 ★ 4.0

Open Ruy Lopez

Glenn Flear

2000

Learn from Bobby Fischer's greatest games

Eric Schiller

2004

Fischer v Spassky

Bobby Fischer, Svetozar Gligorić, Boris Vasilyevich Spassky

1972

How to play the chess openings

Evgeniĭ Aleksandrovich Znosko-Borovskiĭ

1971

The Queen's gambit

Walter S. Tevis

1983 ★ 4.2

Winning Chess Strategies, revised (Winning Chess - Everyman Chess)

Yasser Seirawan

2005

Bobby Fischer

Kees Jongkind, Hans Böhm, Hans Bohm

2004

Counter Gambits

T. D. Harding

1974

David vs Goliath chess

Andrew Soltis

2016

Opening play

Chris Ward

1994

Защита Лужина

Vladimir Nabokov

1964

How to play the Sicilian Defence

David N. L. Levy

1978

Toxic precision

G. K. Kasparov

1991

Winning with the French

Wolfgang Uhlmann

1995

Chess openings: theory and practice

Israel Albert Horowitz

1964

A Second Series of Lessons on the Game of Chess

Lewis, William

1834

A guide to chess improvement

Dan Heisman

2010

Winning with the English

Zoltan Ribli

1993

Marlborough as military commander

David Chandler

1973

Winning chess endgames--

Lev Alburt, Nikolay Krogius, Lev Albert

2005

How to Become a Candidate Master

Alex Dunne

1985

A complete defence to 1 d4

David Hooper, Bernard Cafferty

1981

The Immortal Game

David Shenk

2006

The complete guide to chess

Logan Donovan

2015

Multiple Choice Chess

Graeme Buckley

2002

Schachnovelle

Stefan Zweig

1954 ★ 4.0

How life imitates chess

G. K. Kasparov

2008

Let's play chess!

Bruce Pandolfini

1980

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