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Mieses: Chess Endings from Modern Master Play (updated and edited by Carsten Hansen) Erzählungen und Romane even if he adapted hisIn this book, German English Grandmaster Mieses has selected 30 instructive and interesting endgames played in top tournaments in the period up to 1900. The games feature the top players of the time, including World Champions Lasker and Steinitz, as well as top players such as Morphy, Pillsbury, Tarrasch, Chigorin, Zukertort and several others, including the author himself. Jakob Mieses was born in 1865 in Leipzig, Germany. He enjoyed a long lasting