Card Games
Card Games by Paul Barnett, published by Letts in 1993, offers a comprehensive guide to over twenty card games, featuring a total of 95 pages. This edition presents a variety of games, from popular favorites to more unusual options, all described with clear instructions and accompanied by colorful illustrations and diagrams.
Readers will find detailed explanations of games such as Piquet, Canasta, and Solitaire, making it a valuable resource for both seasoned players and newcomers. The book employs a charming period language that enhances the experience, while also serving as part of a series focused on introducing particular pleasures and necessary skills. Whether for casual play or serious competition, this book provides an engaging exploration of card games.
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“Card sharks and would-be players beware – the contents of this book are irresistible. Over twenty card games, ranging from the popular to the more unusual, are described with diagrams, colourful illustrations, and instructions relayed in delightful period language. Whether you have a passion for Piquet, a craving for Canasta, or merely seek Solitaire, Card Games is the perfect companion at the card table.
Part of a series of Pocket ENTERTAINMENTS: being a number of volumes that introduce Particular PLEASURES and Necessary SKILLS to DEVELOP the Character and increase POPULARITY.”
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