Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a bibliography of chess literature from the period of AD 850 to 1875, compiled by the renowned Dutch chess historian Antonius van der Linde. The work includes descriptions and evaluations of books, manuscripts, and periodicals on chess, as well as biographical information on prominent chess players and writers. The book is a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of the game of chess and its history.
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