| Title: | Chess: its poetry and its prose; a practical and theoretical treatise on the arts of composing and solving chess problems, with numerous illus., diagrams, containing essays on the principles of porblem composition, practical composition, the art of solving, with solutions and critical and explanatory notes, also elementary instructions for beginners. |
| Author: | Mackenzie, Arthur Ford |
| Note: | Pub. by the author., 1887 |
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