Lesson 1
| The Chess Board: Chess Coordinates, Ranks, Files and Diagonals
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Lesson 2
| The Chess Pieces: Introduction
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Lesson 3
| More about the Chess Board: Center, King’s and Queen’s Side
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Lesson 4
| How Pawns Move
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Lesson 5
| How Pawns Capture
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Lesson 6
| How Pawns Promote
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Lesson 7
| How the King Moves and Captures
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Lesson 8
| Exercises with King and Pawns
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Lesson 9
| A Special Pawn Move: En passant
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Lesson 10
| How Rooks Move and Capture
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Lesson 11
| Exercises with Rooks and Pawns
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Lesson 12
| How Bishops Move and Capture
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Lesson 13
| Exercises with Bishops, Rooks and Pawns
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Lesson 14
| How the Queen Moves and Captures
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Lesson 15
| Review
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Lesson 16
| Exercises with Pawns, Bishops, Rooks, Queen and King
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Lesson 17
| How Knights Move and Capture
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Lesson 18
| Exercises with Various Pieces
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Lesson 19
| Check and Three Ways to Defend
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Lesson 20
| Checkmate
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Lesson 21
| Check and Checkmate Puzzles
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Lesson 22
| Stalemate
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Lesson 23
| Review
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Lesson 24
| A Special King Move: Castling
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Lesson 25
| Castling Puzzles
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Lesson 26
| Basic Mates with a Rook
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Lesson 27
| Basic Mates with Two Rooks or “Ladder Mates”
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Lesson 28
| Basic Mates with a Rook or Queen or “Back Rank Mates”
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Lesson 29
| Basic Mates with the Queen
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Lesson 30
| Basic Mates with a Knight, Bishop or Pawn
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Lesson 31
| Mate in One with a Rook
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Lesson 32
| Mate in One with Two Rooks
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Lesson 33
| Mate in One with the Queen
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Lesson 34
| Mate in One with a Knight
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Lesson 35
| Mate in One with a Bishop
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Lesson 36
| Mate in One with a Pawn
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