Books By Winter
- Chess for Match Players, originally published in 1936 by Lawrence & Wishart; re-published in 1951 by Carroll and Nicholson and in 1965 by Dover Publications.
- Kings of Chess Hardinge Simpole Chess Classics
- The world chess championship : 1951; Botvinnik v. Bronstein. with R. G. Wade, Turnstile Press
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