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Japanese Chess (Sho-ngi) The Science and Art of War or Struggle Philosophically Treated, 1905
BROWN, ONE OF THE GENIUSES IN THE GAME OF HUMAN AFFAIRS, THIS WORK IS INSCRIBED BY The Author.
, understand how the brain is easily improved and his nerves will be tempered and hardened; and the author
The author, when a mere boy, watching his grandfather playing Igo (pp. 210-214), was told once a while
The author himself does not mind the paradoxical names of Queen, Bishop, or what not, in the occidental
effect and the cause; as, drunkenness for wine; sun- shine for the sun; gray hairs for old age. (3) The author
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1905
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Fundamentals of War Gaming, 1966 March
The author cautioned: "The only thing to be guarded against is putting too high a value on the game which
The author coasidered the first two of the greatest impor- tance to the army and the militia and consequently
The author believed that the use of "chances of success" was not only a sound and realistic method for
¶Ue author diszuiss;d military chess and the history and val , cf ',ar gam.,gi.
To add interest and realism, the author suggested that, when possible, problems be so formulated that
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1966