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William Steinitz r a t es
among the masters in chess.
His games, therefore, serve
as a guide for the players
who constantly seek new
guidelines for the sport.
"William Steinitz — Selec-
ted Chess Games," just is-
sued by Dover serves a val-
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players.
Edited by Charles Devide,
expanded with a new preface
by David Hooper, this vol-
ume is as much a textbook
as it is a definite book on
the subject.
The explanatory essays as
well as the games will be
viewed as especially meri-
torious for the chess players.
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Among the notable Dover
publications newly issued is
the volume with the collect-
ed piano works by Scott Jop-
lin.
Rags, waltzes and
marches are included in this
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Not only the scores, the
impressive collection of mus-
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Joplin and the numerous
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Make and Throw Them by
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"Fun With String," by
Joseph Leeming, a volume
filled with suggestions for
thrilling games.
Constantine A. Belash's
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"Lady Audley's Secret" by
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