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One Hundred Chess Problems

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One Hundred Chess Problems collects compositions by Arthur Cyril Pearson (1838-1916), the English clergyman who was among the popular chess problem composers of the Victorian era. The book presents a hundred original positions for solving, in the two-move and three-move forms beloved of newspaper chess columns, where Pearson's work appeared for decades. Problem composing was a craze of the age, and collections like this carried the puzzle habit into thousands of parlours. Solvers still find the old two-movers excellent training. Free PDF download available on BDeBooks.

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Arthur Cyril Pearson

Arthur Cyril Pearson was an English clergyman and chess-problem composer active in the nineteenth century. One Hundred Chess Problems collects positions designed around checkmate in specified numbers of moves, presenting a diagram for each challenge and solutions at the end.

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Reading time
About 30 minutes
Pages
81
Language
English
Genre
Sports
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