Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a celebration of the game of chess, as played by the members of the Bristol Chess Club in the mid-19th century. The author provides detailed analysis of 100 games played by the best players of the club, as well as games played against other renowned chess enthusiasts of the era. Chess enthusiasts and fans of historical games will find this book to be a fascinating and engaging read.
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