It is a frequently stated paradox that simple positions are the most difficult to play correctly.
An edition of Concise Chess Endings
(2002)
Concise Chess Endings
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by Neil McDonald
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Concise Chess Endings
October 1, 2002, Everyman Chess
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1857443136 9781857443134
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