An edition of The lost manuscript of the Reverend Lewis Rou's 'Critical remarks upon the Letter to the Craftsman on the game of chess' (1902)

The lost manuscript of the Reverend Lewis Rou's 'Critical remarks upon the Letter to the Craftsman on the game of chess'

written in 1734 and dedicated to His Excellency William Cosby, governor of New York.

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An edition of The lost manuscript of the Reverend Lewis Rou's 'Critical remarks upon the Letter to the Craftsman on the game of chess' (1902)

The lost manuscript of the Reverend Lewis Rou's 'Critical remarks upon the Letter to the Craftsman on the game of chess'

written in 1734 and dedicated to His Excellency William Cosby, governor of New York.

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The Landi press
Language
English
Pages
18

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Subjects
Chess
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Lewis Rou (1676?-1750), John Hervey Hervey Baron (1696-1743)

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The lost manuscript of the Reverend Lewis Rou's 'Critical remarks upon the Letter to the Craftsman on the game of chess': written in 1734 and dedicated to His Excellency William Cosby, governor of New York.
1902, The Landi press
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Edition Notes

Reprinted, with additions and comments, from Notes and queries, July 19, 1902.
In the Craftsman, no.376, Sept. 15, 1733, appeared "A short essay on the game of chess" signed "R.", which was reprinted in the Gentleman's magazine, v. 3, p. 473-474. The essay, an allegorical treatment of contemporary politics, was immediately answered by an anonymous pamphlet entitled "A letter to the Craftsman on the game of chess occasioned by his paper on the fifteenth of this month". The reply, dated from Slaughter's coffee-house, Sept. 21, 1733, is usually ascribed to Lord John Hervey. Rou's Critical remarks" upon the pamphlet were never printed and his ms. has been lost sight of since 1858.

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Library of Congress
GV1323 .F53

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Pagination
18 p.
Number of pages
18

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OL6925704M
LCCN
03007477
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4881082

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