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divide a pile wins. Or "misere" - player unable to divide wins.
divide a pile wins. Or "misere" - player unable to divide wins.


I looked at <u>MATHEMATICAL SNAPSHOTS</u> by H. Steinhaus (Oxford Uni-
I looked at <u>NEW MATHEMATICAL PASSTIMES</u> by Major <u>P.A. MacMahon</u>. There
doesn't seem to be much that isn't in Martin's Columns.
 
Looked at <u>MATHEMATICAL SNAPSHOTS</u> by H. Steinhaus (Oxford Uni-
versity Press - New York - 1969 - - $7.50). Just glanced at it
versity Press - New York - 1969 - - $7.50). Just glanced at it
since Matin mentioned it as a basic book on Recreational
since Martin mentioned it as a basic book on Recreational
math together with Craitchik's <u>MATHEMATICAL RECREATIONS</u> and
math together with Craitchik's <u>MATHEMATICAL RECREATIONS</u> and
Ball's <u>MATHEMATICAL RECREATIONS AND ESSAYS</u>.
Ball's <u>MATHEMATICAL RECREATIONS AND ESSAYS</u>.