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Capablanca's Best Chess Endings in the nineteenth century closelyChess endings have an immediacy lacking in chess endgame or chess problems: endings are not theoretical or composed, but actual board positions, the point in every game when the superfluous falls away, leaving only the essential. Jos Ral Capablanca (18881942) had no need for isolated artistic theory or compositions he composed and created chess art as he played. All of his genius intuitive, tactical, strategic, logical all of his art shines clearest