Books
- Chess Strategy 1915 (second edition)
- Chess and Checkers: the Way to Mastership 1918
- Go and Go-Moku, 1934 (2nd ed. 1960).
- Chess for Fun and Chess for Blood, 1942 (2nd ed.), ISBN 0-486-20146-5.
- The Adventure of Chess, 1949 (2nd ed. 1959), ISBN 0-486-20510-X.
- Chess Secrets I Learned from the Masters (semi-autobiographical and instructional) (1951, 1969) ISBN 0-486-22266-7.
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