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Synopsis: There is no
better way of improving your bridge than by studying the problems set by an
acknowledged expert. The composer of this first of a series of books of
problems on the play of the cards at bridge was Ewart Kempson, whose name is
known wherever the game is played. He played for Great Britain and England
with great distinction and was recognized as one of the best writers on
bridge in the world. He was the editor of Bridge Magazine. The book is
arranged in two parts. In the first part the problems are presented in the
form of declarer and dummy hands only, the reader being invited to plan the
play after he has studied the bidding and - in some cases - the first few
tricks. In the second part the problems, seventy in all, are reproduced, but
this time all four hands are given, together with details of how the
problems should be tackled and why the particular line of play was chosen.
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