The Penguin Encyclopedia of Chess is the most ambitious and authoritative work of its kind. Arranged alphabetically, the entries cover every aspect of distinction from the Arabian and early medieval masters to the giants of today -Fischer, Tal and Karpov; accounts of chess history throughout the world- the championships, tournaments and titles; also technical terms, chess law, game theory and problems, plus a whole range of general features from anecdotes and philately to chess in the cinema and chess in Shakespeare.
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Estado: Very good | Illustrated softcover | Darkened pages.
 
Editorial: Trewin Copplestone Publishing Ltd. | 1981
 
Páginas: 578
 
Medidas: 19x12'5 cms.