Originally published in 1881, this classic work offers a full report of the proceedings of the Fifth American Chess Congress, held in New York in 1880. Included are the grand tournament games, accounts of the previous Congresses held in the U.S., and biographical sketches of noted early chess players.
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Featuring a collection of chess problems illustrated in a unique format, this vintage work from 1890 serves as both a practical guide and a historical artifact for chess enthusiasts. The book includes an appendix with solutions, making it valuable for players seeking to enhance their skills. Its republishing in an affordable, high-quality edition preserves the original text and artwork, appealing to both collectors and modern readers interested in the evolution of chess literature.