The Book Of Ezra: With Notes (1873)

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Davies, Mr James

Religion & Spirituality

Kessinger Publishing

Literature & Fiction

Literary

The History And Literature Of The Stuart Period: To The Accession Of William III And Mary II, 1689 (1871)

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

The History And Literature Of The Tudor Period: To The Accession Of James VI Of Scotland, 1603 (1872)

Arts & Literature

A Popular View Of Atheism (1835)

History Of England, 1603-1690: From The Accession Of James I To The Battle Of The Boyne (1877)

English Literature: From The Accession Of George III, To The Battle Of Waterloo, 1760-1815 (1873)

Leaders & Notable People

Notes on II. Samuel

History

Nabu Press

In the game of go, the opening moves focus on the corners of the board. Over the thousands of years of go playing, this aspect of the game has been intensively studied and a large number of opening formulas, or josekis, have been discovered and refined. Every go player needs to have a working knowledge of the basic ones. 38 Basic Joseki cuts incisively through the labyrinth of joseki to give the reader a solid grounding in the subject. Working steadily out from the 3–3 point to the 4–5 point, it surveys the principal variations of the 38 most common corner patterns, pointing out the key ideas in each and showing the reader how to choose and use josekis in relation to other stones on the board.

38 Basic Josekis

Humor & Entertainment

Kosugi Kiyoshi

Puzzles & Games

Kiseido Publishing Company

The approach to life-and-death problems used in this book is to emphasize the status of standard groups. Most life-and-death problems in books are presented in the following manner: Black to play and kill; or White to play and live; or Black to play and live in ko; etc. This format has the advantage that even without looking at the answer, you usually know when you have solved the problem. Unfortunately, during a game there is no one standing at your elbow to tell you that this group can be killed or that one can be saved in ko, etc. In actual play you have to work out the status of each group that comes into question. I believe that this way of presenting problems will help many players to win games.

Life and Death

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