Lee's Guide

[J_D_C_]

Have they made Lee's Guide available on the internet? I thought I remembered reading that it was available now, but I can't find it. Thanks.

[Mr. Checkers]

There are many editions and printings of Lees' Guides. They range from 155 pages to 267 pages in the latest editions, which is the one you should seek out. Many Lees' Guides can be found at reasonable prices on Ebay should you not be able to locate it elsewhere on the internet.

[J_D_C_]

Thanks Ms. Becky, I already have a Lee's Guide, but I was wondering it is available to download on my computer as well. It does not matter what version, I know certian books such as Basic Checkers and Key Landings are available on the internet.

[Palomino]

Hi Chap,
Jim Loy has it on his web site: http://www.jimloy.com/lees/lees.htm
Also you might want to check out Matthew Kooshad's web pages ( http://www.draughts.info/books.php ) he has the links there for Lee's Guide along with Richard Fortman's Basic Checkers at the EDA web site and some other books online.

Regards, "Pal" Bucker

BTW, I've been researching Wm. Timothy Call for the trivia section and found one of his books online: "R. D. YATES CHECKER PLAYER" http://djm.cc/R_D_Yates_Checker_Player_edited02.pdf

[Mr. Checkers]

Correction: Its Lees' Guide not Lee's Guide as I recall.