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 edition of “Hoyle’s Rules of Games” offers a captivating journey through gaming history. Named after the influential 18th-century writer Edmond Hoyle, it provides a comprehensive guide to classic card games, board games, and obscure pastimes. A treasure for collectors interested in the evolution of leisure and social customs, this book ensures that the rich tapestry of games that have entertained generations is preserved for years to come.

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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.

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