Morphy's games of chess, being the best games played by the distinguished champion in Europe and America;
Morphy's Games of Chess is an 1898 London chess book published by G. Bell, compiling the best games of champion Paul Morphy in Europe and America, annotated by J. Löwenthal for chess players. The pictures are plain printed chessboard diagrams in black and white, with pieces drawn in crisp outline and hatched squares that a designer could adapt as a geometric checkerboard pattern.
