Author: EUWE, DR. M.; KRAMER, H.; TRANSLATED FROM THE DUTCH BY W.H. COZENS
Title: The Middle Game: Book 2-Dynamic & Subjective Features [Chess]
Description: NY, David McKay Company. 1973, Reprint. Maroon Cloth, 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Ill.: Chess Diagrams. Hardcover, Bookv 2 only; Faint age toning to the end papers, minor red inked underlining on a few of the pages, else textblock is clean and tight; All page edges are clean; Slightly tiltled spine, bumped corners, bumping to head and foot of spine; Lacks dust jacket; 346p. including indices. Dr. Euwe masterfully posits that the middle game is the handling of the initiative and the native ability of a player to create difficulties for the opponent, and giving him chances to go wrong. One can liken it to the phase of reconnoitre, before the real battle is joined. Very Good.

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