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Nouvel Essai sur le Jeu des Échecs: avec des Reflexions Militaires Relatives à ce Jeu
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Nouvel essai sur le Jeu des échecs, avec des réflexions militaires relatives à ce jeu
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1635:"Howard Staunton vs. Bernard Horwitz, 3rd match game, London 1846"
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1844:(2008) that the Staunton Gambit "is not in much favor today".
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Nouvel essai sur le jeu des Ă©checs 1789 (Internet Archive)
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two squares, you cannot do better than to push your
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have opined that it "offers White equality at best."
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1199:A85: 1.d4 f5 2.c4 Nf6 3.Nc3 (Rubinstein Variation)
1073:2.Nc3 Nf6 (or 2...d5) 3.Bg5, the Raphael Variation
601:The opening's attacking potential is shown in the
1986:"Viktor Korchnoi vs. Hansjuerg Kaenel, Biel 1979"
1673:(2nd ed.). Oxford University Press. p.
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1202:A86: 1.d4 f5 2.c4 Nf6 3.g3 (Fianchetto Variation)
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1768:How to Play Black Against the Staunton Gambit
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1346:"Dix-huitieme Partie. Celui qui n'a pas la
489:(2.e4) and Korchnoi Attack (2.h3 and 3.g4).
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1262:List of chess openings named after places
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1569:; Williams, Simon; Vigus, James (2010).
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1525:"Shamkir R3: Carlsen shows who's boss"
1445:. Courier Dover Publications. p.
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1851:Modern Chess Openings, 15th edition
1726:Chess Openings: Theory and Practice
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1809:Modern Chess Openings, 4th edition
1712:Modern Chess Openings, 6th edition
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1964:. Blackmar Press. p. 36.
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2050:The Oxford Companion to Chess
2016:. Chess Digest. p. 144.
1885:. Chess Digest. p. 192.
1853:. Random House. p. 494.
1749:. Chess Digest. p. 192.
1670:The Oxford Companion to Chess
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525:1951 World Championship match
2201:Dangerous Weapons: The Dutch
2175:Win With the Stonewall Dutch
1912:Berliner Schach-Erinnerungen
1592:. GingerGM and EPlus Books.
1571:Dangerous Weapons: The Dutch
1474:Win with the Stonewall Dutch
455:characterised by the moves:
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3549:Bishop and knight checkmate
1834:. David McKay. p. 176.
1807:and M.E. Goldstein (1925).
1770:. Chess Digest. p. 4.
1714:. David McKay. p. 176.
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1145:2.Qd3, the Alapin Variation
18:Netherlands in World War II
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3691:World Chess Championship
2652:World Chess Hall of Fame
2126:Play The Classical Dutch
1607:Williams, Simon (2015).
1588:Williams, Simon (2013).
1549:Play The Classical Dutch
1547:Williams, Simon (2003).
1350:ne veut pas recevoir le
1294:"Chess Opening Explorer"
3985:Simultaneous exhibition
3895:Chess newspaper columns
3584:Rook and bishop vs rook
3569:Queen and pawn vs queen
2199:; Vigus, James (2010).
2128:. Gambit Publications.
2055:Oxford University Press
1960:Alan L. Watson (1995).
1813:In 1939, Fine wrote in
1590:Killer Dutch - The Book
1551:. Gambit Publications.
1283:for a dramatic example.
3435:Richter–Veresov Attack
3423:Queen's Indian Defence
1766:; Bill Colias (1993).
1257:List of chess openings
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538:(1748–1812), an
4041:18th century in chess
3701:Candidates Tournament
3589:Rook and pawn vs rook
3554:King and pawn vs king
3505:List of chess gambits
3408:King's Indian Defence
3086:Isolated Queen's Pawn
2610:List of chess players
2552:Top player comparison
2351:Internet chess server
1792:Modern Chess Openings
1504:"Anand Hits The Wall"
1332:Stein, Elias (1789).
523:, played it in their
3413:Nimzo-Indian Defence
3309:Scandinavian Defense
3270:Semi-Italian Opening
3175:King's Indian Attack
3064:first-move advantage
2717:Threefold repetition
2642:Bobby Fischer Center
2527:Charlemagne chessmen
2521:Göttingen manuscript
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2326:Correspondence chess
2098:Pinski, Jan (2002).
1109:International Master
1085:2.g4, Krejcik Gambit
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519:and his challenger,
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3646:Two knights endgame
3393:Bogo-Indian Defence
3280:Two Knights Defense
3220:Nimzowitsch Defence
2910:Artificial castling
2547:Soviet chess school
2422:Dubrovnik chess set
1186:A82: 1.d4 f5 2.e4 (
677:White continuations
592:Stonewall Variation
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3876:endgame literature
3418:Old Indian Defense
3328:Accelerated Dragon
3200:Alekhine's Defence
2932:Checkmate patterns
2801:symbols in Unicode
2796:annotation symbols
2559:Geography of chess
2427:Staunton chess set
2203:. Everyman Chess.
1611:. Everyman Chess.
1573:. Everyman Chess.
1478:. Gambit. p.
1435:Tarrasch, Siegbert
1422:King's bishop pawn
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1105:Larry Christiansen
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3071:Middlegame
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2982:Pawn storm
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2274:Outline
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