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Edward Lasker

    Edward Lasker was a master of chess and Go whose insights extend beyond the realm of strategic games. As an engineer by profession, he applied analytical rigor to his writings, exploring the strategies and psychology inherent in both chess and Go. His works offer a fascinating glimpse into the world of strategic thinking, revealing deeper principles that govern these complex pastimes. Lasker's books are a valuable resource for anyone interested in intellectual challenges and a profound understanding of game theory.

    Chess and Checkers - The Way to Mastership
    Chess Strategy
    • Chess Strategy

      • 260 pages
      • 10 hours of reading
      3.9(93)Add rating

      Chess Strategy serves as a collection of instructions, explanations of the game principles and various phases of each game of chess given by International Master of chess himself - Edward Lasker.

      Chess Strategy
    • Chess and Checkers - The Way to Mastership

      Complete Instructions for the Beginners, and Suggestions for The Advanced Players

      • 234 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Exploring the historical origins of Chess, this book delves into its evolution from a game believed to have originated in India, as noted in a Persian romance from around 600 A.D. It challenges the assumption of Chess's ancient roots by examining the available documentation and evidence, providing insights into how the game has transformed over time. The narrative invites readers to consider the interplay between history and the modern understanding of this timeless game.

      Chess and Checkers - The Way to Mastership