Excerpt from Common Sense in Chess
The following is an abstract of Twelve Lectures given before an audience of London chess players during the spring of 1895. It may be regarded as an attempt to deal with all parts of a game of chess by the aid of general principles. The principles laid down are deduced from considerations concerning the nature of Chess as a fight between two brains, and their conception is based on simple facts. Their practical working has been illustrated by positions adapted to the purpose, and likely to occur over the board.
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Emanuel Lasker was the second World Chess Champion, holding the title for 27 years, 1894-1921. He is considered by many to be the greatest chessplayer ever. He is also famous for the clarity of his instruction and annotated games.
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