CLASSICAL CHESS THEORY

Updated: November 2007  

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The «Classical Chess Theory» Lecture is presented like this :

1. Introduction 2. Moving chessmen
3. Moving pawns 4. Value of pieces
5. Opening-development 6. The center
7. Open & closed positions 8. Tactics
9. The Strategy 10. Pawn structure
11. Classical openings 12. Classical endgames


Dear reader, we are aware well that the course, which you will find in these chapters, is for the moment very incomplete. Be certain that all the necessary will be done to continue its development during next months.


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