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In some of the games in this collection there are moves which are weak and lead to disaster. Such games in the opinion of some players are not worth attention. Nevertheless, if the reader will himself take the trouble lo discover these faults and to indicate better lines of play, he will benefit considerably. He will strengthen his play by learning to avoid danger and to take advantage of error. Hence, questions on interesting points are set down, to which the student is expected to provide answers and to compare with those given at the end of the work. Cordial thanks are due toM essrs. T. B. Fox and J. Shannon for the use of their collections; toM essrs. W. P. Turnbull, A. C. Vernieux, R. C. Griffith, Alfred W. Foster, W. Mears and W. B. Dixon for valuable assistance ;and toM r. F. S. Moore for examination and correction of proofs.
(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)

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