(1849) A Game of Chess with Napolean / How We Outwitted Napolean

(1849) A Game of Chess with Napolean / How We Outwitted Napolean

AI Summary: Chess is a central theme, symbolizing strategy and intellect. The game serves as a metaphor for the protagonist’s strategic maneuvers against Napoleon. The protagonist uses chess to outwit opponents in during critical moments, similar to his tactics against Napoleon which reflects his patience and cunning nature.


AuthorAnonymous
TitleA Game of Chess with Napolean / How We Outwitted Napolean
MediumShort Story
Original LanguageEnglish
Original Publication DateApr, 1849
Original SourceThe Home Circle Magazine
Source TypeMagazine
Translator
Additional Publication InformationCollected in “Stories for the Home Circle”, 1857. The Story also appeared in “The Strand Magazine” in a shortened and changed form in Apr 1896 (vol 11) issue under the title, “How We Outwitted Napolean”
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