"Le Whist" is a comprehensive treatise on the game of Whist, meticulously detailing its rules, maxims, and calculations. Drawing from the best English authorities, including both the old school of Hoyle and the new school of Mathews, this work provides a thorough understanding of the game as it was played in the early 19th century. The book also includes observations on the new game of Petit-Whist.
Originally published in French, this edition offers valuable insights into the strategic and mathematical aspects of Whist. It serves as a historical record of card game culture and is a must-read for enthusiasts interested in the evolution of card games and the linguistic nuances of game-related terminology. This edition preserves the charm and rigor of the original text.
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