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CHERNEV  \nFirst published by Faber &Faber  \nFirst algebraic edition published in the United Kingdom in 1998 byBatsford  \n151 Freston RoadLondon W106TH  \nAn imprint of Anova Books Company Ltd  \nCopyright CBatsfordText copyright CIrving Chernev  \nThe moral right of the author has been asserted.  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced,stored ina retrieval system,or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording or otherwise,without the prior writtenpermission of the copyright owner.  \nISBN-13:9780713484649  \nISBN-10:0713484640  \nA CIP catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library.  \n201918171615141312  \nPrinted and bound by Creative Print and Design(Wales),Ebbw Vale  \nThis book can be ordered direct from the publisher at the website:www.anovabooks.com,or try your local bookshop  \nDistributed in the United States and Canada by Sterling Publishing Co.,387 Park Avenue South,New York,NY 10016,USA  \nContents  \nIntroduction5Chess Notation and Symbols71 von Scheve-Teichmann,Berlin 1907112 Liubarski-Soultanbéieff,Liege 1928193 Colle-Delvaux,Gand-Terneuzen 1929234 Blackburne-Blanchard,London 1891295 Ruger-Gebhard,Dresden 1915356 Zeissl-Walthoffen,Vienna 1899397 Spielmann-Wahle,Vienna 1926438 Przepiorka-Prokeš,Budapest 1929479 Znosko-Borovsky-Mackenzie,Weston-super-Mare 19245310 Tarrasch-Eckart,Nuremberg 18896111 Flohr-Pitschak,Bilin 19306512 Pitschak-Flohr,Liebwerda 19347013 Dobias-Podgorny,Prague 19527514 Tarrasch-Mieses,Berlin 19168015 Alekhine-Poindle,Vienna 19368716 Tarrasch-Kurschner,Nuremberg 18899310017 Pillsbury-Mason,Hastings 189510118 Noteboom-Doesburgh,Netherlands 193111119 Grünfeld-Schenkein,Vienna 191511820 Rubinstein-Salwe,Lodz 190812421 Chernev-Hahlbohm,New York 194213422 Pillsbury-Marco,Paris 190014123 Van Vliet-Znosko-Borovsky,Ostend 190714815724 Capablanca-Mattison,Karlsbad 192915925 Janowsky-Alapin,Barmen 190516626 O.Bernstein-Mieses,Coburg 190417627 Chekhover-Rudakovsky,Moscow 194518728 Tarrasch-Mieses,Gothenburg 192019729 Marshall-Tarrasch,Nuremberg 1905206  \nThe Kingside Attack  \n9  \nThe Queen's Pawn Opening  \nThe Chess Master Explains his Ideas  \n30Capablanca-Villegas,Buenos Aires 1914  \n217  \n31Havasi-Capablanca,Budapest 1929  \n224  \n32Canal-Capablanca,Budapest 1929  \n231  \n33Rubinstein-Maroczy,Gothenburg 1920  \n243  \nIndex of Players255Index of Openings256  \n# Introduction\n\nDid you ever see a chess master play twenty games at once?Have you won-dered at(and perhaps envied)his confidence and ease as he stops for a fewseconds at each board,gives the position on it a moment's consideration,andthen casually makes a move?  \nDoes he move quickly because he knows dozens of openings with hun-dreds of variations by heart?Hardly,because most of the games in such exhi-bitions take original turns which are not to be found in the books.Does heanalyse every conceivable combination of moves at lightning speed?Or doeshe count on some infallible instinct to guide him through the strangest posi-tions?If so,he would have to analyse faster than a computer or rely on beinginspired a thousand times in an evening.  \nHow does he do it?If we could follow his thought processes,if we couldpersuade him to tell us the meaning of each move as he makes it,we mightlearn the answer.  \nIn this book we persuade him.We find out from the master the purpose ofevery single move he makes in the course of a game.We follow the ideas,themethods,the very thoughts of a master as he outlines them in simple detail.We learn the inner workings of his mind,and thus acquire the knowledge-yes,the instinct-for recognizing good moves and rejecting inferior ones.  \nTo acquire this instinct it is not necessary to memorize countless openingvariations,or to burden your brain with lists of formulae and principles.True,there are principles that govern proper procedure,and applying them willhelp you 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