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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Contents 7
- Preface 9
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Part I. The History of the Game of the Goose and its Variants, from its earliest appearance to the end of the 19th century
- 1. Introduction and overview 13
- 2. Early history and meaning of the Game of the Goose 23
- 3. French games before the Revolution 37
- 4. French games after the Revolution 83
- 5. An overview of British games 107
- 6. British games of the 17th and 18th centuries 143
- 7. British games of the 19th century 165
- 8. Distinctive features of German Goose Games 195
- 9. Italian games to the end of the 19th century 223
- 10. Dutch and Flemish games 241
- 11. Games in Spain, Portugal and Latin America 259
- 12. Countries where the Game of the Goose was less in evidence 273
- 13. The Board Game links between Europe and the USA 279
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Part II. The Legacy of the Game of the Goose in the Modern Era
- 14. The International Background at the end of the 19th century 291
- 15. Amusement and Education 295
- 16. Propaganda, Polemic and Satire 301
- 17. Advertising and Promotion 317
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CONCLUSION
- 18. Printed Board Games as Sources for Cultural History 333
- Glossary of technical terms 353
- Figures 359
- Literature quoted with abbreviated titles 365
- Index of Games 367
- Index of Subjects 379
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Contents 7
- Preface 9
-
Part I. The History of the Game of the Goose and its Variants, from its earliest appearance to the end of the 19th century
- 1. Introduction and overview 13
- 2. Early history and meaning of the Game of the Goose 23
- 3. French games before the Revolution 37
- 4. French games after the Revolution 83
- 5. An overview of British games 107
- 6. British games of the 17th and 18th centuries 143
- 7. British games of the 19th century 165
- 8. Distinctive features of German Goose Games 195
- 9. Italian games to the end of the 19th century 223
- 10. Dutch and Flemish games 241
- 11. Games in Spain, Portugal and Latin America 259
- 12. Countries where the Game of the Goose was less in evidence 273
- 13. The Board Game links between Europe and the USA 279
-
Part II. The Legacy of the Game of the Goose in the Modern Era
- 14. The International Background at the end of the 19th century 291
- 15. Amusement and Education 295
- 16. Propaganda, Polemic and Satire 301
- 17. Advertising and Promotion 317
-
CONCLUSION
- 18. Printed Board Games as Sources for Cultural History 333
- Glossary of technical terms 353
- Figures 359
- Literature quoted with abbreviated titles 365
- Index of Games 367
- Index of Subjects 379