Japanese chess (sho-ngi); the science and art of war or struggle philosophically treated (1905)
Cho-yo. [from old catalog] · New York; [Chicago] The Press club of Chicago [M. A. Donohue & company, printers] · leaf 197
s^^°^™y^°d presents the ^ ^ ir J ^ approximate relative positions of the main her lack of education (mind) ^°^^^ °^ *^^ *^° armies. of her people (ss. 5-1, pp. 20-22; ss. 4-4a, p. 51-3; ss. i-ia.p.ps). … CHESSOLOGICS 183 the result having been perfectly in accordance with the Ultra-Philosophic-Scientific principle of Chessology. The ways of thevictories won by the Japanese in the naval battles in YellowSea (Japan-Chinese War), at Port Arthur and Korean Straitsand the battles on land exquisitely…
Chess · War games · Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905
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