Originally published in 1879, this reprint focuses on preserving historical literature for contemporary readers. Antigonos publishing house is dedicated to making these significant works accessible while ensuring they are presented in good condition, thereby safeguarding cultural heritage for future generations.
This volume provides a detailed record of several historic chess matches played in the early 19th century, complete with diagrams, annotations, and analysis of each move. It also includes an account of three games played by the legendary chess player Philidor while blindfolded, showcasing his remarkable memory and strategic prowess.
This comprehensive guide to pharmacy and pharmacology was a standard text in its field for over a century. Written by two leading Scottish physicians, it covers everything from the chemical composition of drugs to their therapeutic uses to the art of prescription writing. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of medicine.
Experience the beauty and complexity of chess with this collection of 100 problems, edited by William Lewis. With challenges for players of all levels, from beginners to experts, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into the intricate world of chess strategy and tactics.
This instructional book is a thorough and comprehensive guide to the game of chess, written for more advanced players. It covers a variety of strategies, tactics, and openings, and includes numerous diagrams and examples to illustrate key points. A valuable resource for anyone seeking to improve their game.
Set against the backdrop of a tumultuous Roman Empire, a Christian priest from Myra, known as "Father Horse," becomes a tutor to two children who have fled danger in the Mediterranean. His wisdom earns him their respect, but his newfound peace is shattered when Roman soldiers arrive, and valuable jewels go missing. As suspicion falls on him due to his status as a newcomer and a Christian, Father Horse must unravel the mystery and maintain harmony with the soldiers, relying on unexpected allies to navigate the perilous situation.
Writing has always been a significant part of William Lewis's life, from reports to poetry. Discovering Flash Fiction opened new creative avenues for him, blending humor and darker themes. His collaboration with Göttingen artists, inspired by a partnership visit, led to an illustrated book featuring 13 stories in English and German, with 27 illustrations.