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Title: A fantastic book which, despite its age, retains it mettle!
Review: In overall usefulness, this book is the best one ever made that covers the chess openings. A little beyond the beginning player, Chess Openings: Theory and Practice is, however, indispensible to any level chess enthusiast once he has committed himself to the game. Though printed in 1969, it shows itself to be in no way behind the times, except perhaps by writing its moves out in the once fashionable descriptive notation, instead of the now popular algebraic style. If you can get beyond that, however, then you, in owning this book, will have taken another step closer to being in the master class. If you can't get beyond that, then I would suggest you petition the publisher to reprint this book, possibly using algebraic notation this time - it is that important a work!
