ContentsKey to Symbols usedPrefaceIntroductionChapter 1 - Mating combinationsChapter 2 - General endgame principlesChapter 3 - Combinations involving the back rankChapter 4 - General opening principlesChapter 5 - The double attackChapter 6 - Good and bad bishopsChapter 7 - Candidate movesChapter 8 - The centreChapter 9 - The pin and the discovered attackChapter 10 - ZugzwangChapter 11 - DeflectionChapter 12 - The Greek gift sacrificeChapter 13 - Evaluating the positionChapter 14 - Planning in ChessChapter 15 - An opening repertoire for White after 1.e4 e5Chapter 16 - Destroying the castled positionChapter 17 - An opening repertoire against 1.e4Chapter 18 - ExchangingChapter 19 - Priorities when calculating variationsChapter 20 - Pawn endings 1Chapter 21 - DecoyingChapter 22 - Time in the openingChapter 23 - Improving the position of your piecesChapter 24 - Pawn endings 2Final testIndex of composersUntitledRecommended books