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"Five Steps to Victory"
"King and Pawn Endings"
"The Bishop's Opening"
"The French Winawer"
"The Caro-Kann: Bronstein-Larsen"
"The Sicilian Pelikan"
"Cartier's Chess Challenge #1"
"Caro-Kann Classical"
"Pawn Masses"
"Introductions to Chess Strategy"
"Basic Checkmates"
"The Fried Liver Attack"
"The Two Knights' Defense"
"The French Classical" [pictured above, Kindle edition]
"The Sicilian Dragon"
"Irregular Openings"
"Cartier's Chess Challenge #2"
"The French MacCutcheon"
"Anastasia's Checkmate"
