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The Royal Game of the Goose: Four Hundred Years of Printed Board Games - Hardcover

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by Adrian Seville (Author), William H. Helfand (Preface by)

Based on Adrian Seville's own collection, this book catalogues 71 games featured in an exhibition at the Grolier Club. The book focuses on why the Game of the Goose is special and why it can lay claim to being the most influential of any printed game in the cultural history of Europe. Detailed study of the games reveals their historical provenance and gives unusual insights into the cultures that produced them, providing a rich source for the cultural historian.

Number of Pages: 151
Dimensions: 0.7 x 12 x 9.5 IN
Publication Date: July 15, 2016
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