Hoyle’s Rules of Games [Paperback] Albert H. Morehead and Geoffrey Mott-Smith

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Cover has normal wear. Cover has creases. Pages are clean. Binding is secure.
This well-preserved copy of “Hoyle’s Rules of Games” by Albert H. Morehead offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of leisure and gaming. Edmond Hoyle, the book’s namesake, was an influential 18th-century writer whose works on games and etiquette became the standard reference for generations. Morehead’s edition, first published in 1942, carries on this tradition, providing a comprehensive guide to the rules and strategies of countless games, from classic card games like whist and bridge to more obscure pastimes of bygone eras. As a collector’s item, this book holds immense value for those interested in the evolution of gaming culture, social customs, and the ways in which people have entertained themselves throughout history. Its well-preserved condition ensures that future generations can continue to explore the rich tapestry of games that have shaped our leisure pursuits over the centuries.