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About The Book: "Common Sense in Chess" condenses twelve lectures from 1895 by Emanuel Lasker, accentuating universal principles applicable in chess strategy. Lasker simplifies rules, emphasizing overarching strategic concepts, drawing parallels with military tactics. He underscores the significance of early mobilization and strategic positioning, evaluating moves based on efficient development and caution against premature assaults. The text scrutinizes moves for adherence to these principles, favoring piece development over impulsive attacks. Lasker also delves into sacrificial maneuvers for strategic advantage. These lectures offer fundamental insights into chess strategy, rooted in straightforward yet profound principles of combat and foresight, serving as indispensable guidance for players of all levels.