Article Number
LEHORCSAE
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Chess Studies and Endgames
376 pages, artificial leather bound, Reprint, Olms, 1986
From the series »Tschaturanga«
Discontinued
In 1851 Josef Kling (1811 - 1876) and Bernhard Horwitz (1808 - 1885) published Chess Studies, or endings of games - containing upwards of two hundred scientific examples of chess strategy. It was a sensational word, for all the time there existed no systematic handbooks on the end-game.
In 1884 Horwitz brought out Chess Studies and End-Games, a book containing 427 positions. Among these were all the studies from the 1851 edition, together with over 50 others composed jointly with Kling. Horwitz, however, did not mention Kling's name, and even prepared the whole manuscript by hand to conceal the co-authorship.
The present reprint is of the second (posthumous) edition of 1889, which incorporated corrections made by Rev. William Wayte (see the Errata, to which it should be added that the study on page 166 is simply solved by 1 K-Q6) and repaired the injustice by acknowledging Kling's Participation.Christian M. Bijl
In 1884 Horwitz brought out Chess Studies and End-Games, a book containing 427 positions. Among these were all the studies from the 1851 edition, together with over 50 others composed jointly with Kling. Horwitz, however, did not mention Kling's name, and even prepared the whole manuscript by hand to conceal the co-authorship.
The present reprint is of the second (posthumous) edition of 1889, which incorporated corrections made by Rev. William Wayte (see the Errata, to which it should be added that the study on page 166 is simply solved by 1 K-Q6) and repaired the injustice by acknowledging Kling's Participation.Christian M. Bijl
| EAN | 3283001723 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 500 g |
| Manufacturer | Olms |
| Width | 14 cm |
| Height | 19.5 cm |
| Medium | Book |
| Year of Publication | 1986 |
| Author | Bernhard HorwitzJosef Kling |
| Series | Tschaturanga |
| Language | English |
| ISBN-10 | 3283001723 |
| Pages | 376 |
| Binding | artificial leather bound |
CHESS STUDIES, 1851:
001 King and Pawns against Fawns
085 Bishops and Fawns
056 Knights, Bishops, and Fawns
072 Two Minor Pieces against one Minor Piece, with and without Fawns
084 Rook against Pawns
094 Rook and Rook and Pawn against Bishop or Knight, with and without Pawns
126 Rook and Bishop against Rook and Pawns, or Minor Pieces and Pawns
135 Rook against three Minor Pieces
143 Rook with and without Fawns against similar Forces
155 Queen against Pawns
166 Queens and Pawns
178 Queen against Rook, with and without Fawns
189 Queen with and without Pawns, against Miuor Pieces, with and without Pawns
209 Queen and various Forces against the same
241 MISCELLANEOUS CHESS-ENDINGS to 376
001 King and Pawns against Fawns
085 Bishops and Fawns
056 Knights, Bishops, and Fawns
072 Two Minor Pieces against one Minor Piece, with and without Fawns
084 Rook against Pawns
094 Rook and Rook and Pawn against Bishop or Knight, with and without Pawns
126 Rook and Bishop against Rook and Pawns, or Minor Pieces and Pawns
135 Rook against three Minor Pieces
143 Rook with and without Fawns against similar Forces
155 Queen against Pawns
166 Queens and Pawns
178 Queen against Rook, with and without Fawns
189 Queen with and without Pawns, against Miuor Pieces, with and without Pawns
209 Queen and various Forces against the same
241 MISCELLANEOUS CHESS-ENDINGS to 376
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