The book combines two programmatic books by the world chess champion Emanuel Lasker "Chess Game Manual" and "Common Sense in Chess Game". "Textbook of a chess game" is a book included in the golden fund of world chess literature. Any chess player, regardless of his qualifications, will find something useful in it. The beautiful language and pedagogically wise structure of the book make reading it both fascinating and useful.Common Sense in Chess is a book written by the young Lasker, who sought to convey his revolutionary views to the chess world. The book is useful and interesting in itself, but together with the "Textbook" it provides a rare opportunity to compare the views of the genius at different periods of his life.Emanuel Lasker's influence on the chess world is enormous. He was the world chess champion for 27 years - it is hardly possible to break this record, his superiority over his rivals was so improbably great that it required mystical explanations in hypnosis. Lasker's professional interests were not limited to chess, he was a successful mathematician, philosopher, writer, and the richness of his personality shows through in all his printed works.For a wide range of chess lovers.