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August 3rd 08, 01:11 AM
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'Winning Chess' books: Reading order
Hi,
I wonder if anyone could recommend a reading order for Seirawan's 'Winning Chess' series? I would assume it would be something like the following: 1) Play Winning Chess 2) Winning Chess Tactics 3) Winning Chess Strategies But, after that point, I'm not sure where the Combinations, Openings, Endings, and Brilliances books come in. Thanks, Mike 
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