The literature of chess is very extensive, but many of the best works would
be practically useless to a beginner, as too advanced for his capabilities.
Any of the works mentioned next below may be studied with advantage by the
learner.
CHESS[106] (Oval Series). By L. Hoffer. Routledge, 1s.
COMMON SENSE IN CHESS. By E. Lasker. Bellairs & Co. 2s. 6d. nett.
CHESS. By R. F. Green. Bell & Sons. 1s.
THE CHESS-PLAYER'S MENTOR. By F. J. Lee and G. H. D. Gossip. Ward &
Downey. 1s.
THE CHESS-PLAYER'S VADE MECUM. By G. H. D. Gossip. Ward & Downey. 1s.
THE CHESS OPENINGS. By I. Gunsberg. Bell & Sons, 1s.
THE CHESS-PLAYER'S POCKET BOOK. By James Mortimer. Sampson Low & Co.
1s.
SIX PRACTICAL CHESS OPENINGS. Anon. British Chess Company. 6d.
SIX CHESS LESSONS FOR JUNIOR PLAYERS. By S. Tinsley. British Chess
Company. 6d.
FIFTY PAWN PUZZLES. Anon. British Chess Company. 4d.