The chess garden, or, The twilight letters of Gustav Uyterhoeven
South African War, 1899-1902
Ohio, fiction
South africa, fiction
Physicians, fiction
Physicians
Fiction, fantasy, general
Fiction, historical, general
New York Times reviewed
Fiction
In the fall of 1900, Dr. Gustav Uyterhoeven left the chess garden that he and his wife, Sonja, had created together in Dayton, Ohio, and journeyed to South Africa to serve as a doctor in the British concentration camps of the Boer War. Over the next ten months he sent twelve chess pieces and twelve …
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