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The Two-Move Chess Problem (AGBC 16)

How to compose, solve & enjoy mate in 2 problems

115 Seiten, kartoniert, Reprint, CarstenChess, 1. Auflage 2024, original erschienen 1890

Aus der Reihe »Alexander Game Books Classics«

11,99 €
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The mate in two chess problems is the most popular category of problems because they can be solved by nearly everybody, simply through the process of elimination. That, however, does not mean that they are easy to solve, are not artistic, elegant, or even outright brilliant.
In this work by the renowned writer, editor, and chess problem composer, B. G. Laws (1861-1931) goes over the details involved in composing two-move chess problems, both from practical and aesthetical perspectives, and for all the details that go into making a chess problem work.
In addition to the detailed discussion of chess problems, there is a section with problems by many of the leading composers of his time.
In this new edition, FIDE Master Carsten Hansenthoroughly reanalyzed all of the compositions and analyses and made the material accessible to modern readers and fans of chess problems.
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EAN 9798332006166
Gewicht 190 g
Hersteller CarstenChess
Breite 15,2 cm
Höhe 22,8 cm
Medium Buch
Erscheinungsjahr 2024
Autor Benjamin Glover Laws
Reihe Alexander Game Books Classics
Sprache Englisch
Auflage 1
ISBN-13 979-8332006166
Jahr der Originalausgabe 1890
Seiten 115
Einband kartoniert
Hersteller Informationen
Name CarstenChess
Adresse 40 Kennedy Blvd, 407
Bayonne NJ 07002
USA
E-Mail cahansen_64@yahoo.com
003 Editor's Notes
004 The Two-Move Chess Problem
005 Chapter I - Introduction
009 Chapter II - The Old Masters
017 Chapter III - Classes of Problems
021 Chapter IV - Definitions
026 Chapter V - Beauty or Merit of Solution
057 Chapter VI - Construction
092 Chapter VII - Difficulty of Solution
101 Chapter VIII - Selected Problems
111 Index of Composers
112 Other Books from Alexander Game Books
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