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Line 216: [[Andrei Frolkin\|Frolkin, Andrei]] and [[Gerd Wilts\|Wilts, Gerd]] (1991), ''Shortest Proof Games''. A collection of 170 proof games (published in Germany, but written in English). [[Kenneth S. Howard\|Howard, Kenneth S.]] (1961), ''How To Solve Chess Problems'', Dover Publications. {{ISBN\|0-486-20748-X}}. A preliminary section of 30 pages is a useful introduction for novice solvers; there follow 112 problems with discussion. [[Michael Lipton\|Lipton, Michael]], [[Robin Matthews (economist)\|Matthews, R. C. O.]] and [[John M. Rice (chess composer)\|Rice, John]] (1963), ''Chess Problems: Introduction to an Art'', Faber. [[Jeremy Morse\|Morse, Jeremy]] (1995; revised edition, 2001), ''Chess Problems: Tasks and Records'', Faber and Faber. {{ISBN\|0-571-15363-1}}. Concentrates on maximum tasks and records. *[[John Nunn\|Nunn, John]] (1985), ''Solving in Style'', Gambit Publications. {{ISBN\|1-901983-66-8}}. Problems seen from the point of view of the solver.

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