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finished 1st at the Foxwoods Open 2002
Part 5: Fantasy 3
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*** NOTE - THIS IS FOR A SINGLE ISSUE OF AMERICAN CHESS MAGAZINE
The Capablanca Chess Edition - Reykjavik II Series Chess Pieces - 3.75" King Chess Openings on DVDs finished 1st at the FoxwoodsCAPABLANCA CHESS INTRODUCTION As we sit down to play chess, probably very few of us, if any at all, reflect on the fact that chess was not always the "packaged game" that it is today. Chess has already undergone many changes over the centuries! Literature often ascribes the games origin to a man named Sissa, a Brahman Indian in the court of Rajah Balhait. Sissa called the game chaturanga meaning army composed of four members. When Alexander the Great
