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nyamcz

Jan 28, 2013

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I have this book Modern Chess openings Griffith & White

London - Sir Isac Pitman and Sons 1946.

Any toughts it is good, it is outdated? Someone intrested in it?

baddogno

Jan 28, 2013

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#2

Unless it's a first edition, I don't think it's worth anything more than any other outdated chess book that no one wants. In it's day MCO was a wonderful and cherished reference, but databases have made it obsolete. The opening books people use today give explanations of the plans for each side rather than just list variations.

nyamcz

Jan 29, 2013

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#3

This book also have explanation almost for every move with 100's of variation, kinda hard book.