New Ideas on Bridge
By ARCHIBALD DUNN, Jun.
The universal reception given to Bridge, and How to Play it, is a sufficient proof of Mr. Archibald Dunn’s fitness to give us further views on this increasingly popular and exciting game. In this volume the author deals with the many points of contention at present agitating the minds of Bridge players. In particular, he advances a novel theory as to “Declarations” and “Doubling,” which is not unlikely to revolutionise existing methods, and to result in placing these two difficulties of the game on a thoroughly sound and solid basis.
Contents:—Common-sense in Bridge Declarations—Science of Bridge Declarations—Doubling and Re-doubling—Some Points of the Game—Bridge v. Whist—Chaos of Bridge—Great Imperfection of Bridge.