T. D. Harding
Books
- Killer Chess
- Vienna Opening
- Games of world correspondence chess championships 1-7
- Better chess for average chess-players
- The chess computer book
- The classical French
- Counter Gambits
- The Leningrad Dutch
- Queen's gambit declined, Semi-Slav
- Sicilian, ... e5
- Sicilian Richter Rauzer
- Spanish
- Winning at correspondence chess
- Eminent Victorian chess players
- Bishop's Openings
- Correspondence chess in Britain and Ireland, 1824-1987
- Better chess for average players
- Chess openings for the average player
- Colle, London, and Blackmar-Diemer systems
- Evans Gambit And A System Versus Two Knights' Defense
- Four Gambits To Beat The French
- The Italian Game
- Openings for the club player
- The Fighting Fajarowicz
- French, MacCutcheon and advance lines
- The new chess computer book
- Sicilian: Lines With...E5
- The Sicilian Sozin
- Vienna opening
- The Nimzowitsch defence
- Sicilian
- Evans gambit and a system vs two knights defense
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