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3657:The Zen of Magic Squares, Circles, and Stars
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4040:WikiProject Board & Table Games
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2902:"General Western Domino Attributes"
2806:Rodney P. Carlisle (2 April 2009).
184:, Concentration, Double Fives, and
3710:. New York: Dick & Fitzgerald.
422:Modern dominoes first appeared in
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3687:. Vol. 1. London: Dilly.
3348:"The Mathematics of Dominoes"
3247:Day, Dre (13 November 2020).
1320:. A very simple example is a
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470:("Fishing Domino"), an early
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3643:Patrick, David, ed. (1889).
3551:"City of Titusville History"
3372:Squareman, Clarence (1916).
1370:Domino Tiles (Unicode block)
1308:Card games using domino sets
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4268:Collectible miniatures game
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382:Manual of the Xuanhe Period
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3701:(Second ed.). London.
3678:. Paris: Bernardin-Bechet.
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3614:. London: Stevens. 1863.
3299:Hoyle's Games Modernized
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2845:www.kiplingsociety.co.uk
2676:Glossary of domino terms
508:to keep score. In 1864,
370:Emperor Xiaozong of Song
145:China found in the text
3738:Encyclopædia Britannica
3443:Morehead, Albert Hodges
3375:My Book of Indoor Games
3057:The History of Dominoes
2692:Other related articles
614:Complete double-six set
527:The Modern Pocket Hoyle
457:, one referring to the
450:Dictionnaire de Trévoux
36:Domino (disambiguation)
4241:Abstract strategy game
4109:Cooperative board game
3647:. Edinburgh: Chambers.
3638:. Longman and Company.
3631:Hoyle, Edmond (1859).
3619:Hoyle, Edmond (1803).
3461:The New Complete Hoyle
3422:Dominoes Strategy Book
3209:Kelley & Lugo 2003
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4010:Domino game category
3455:Mott-Smith, Geoffrey
2809:Encyclopedia of Play
2751:The 1810 edition of
2681:List of domino games
1149:List of domino games
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3928:Triangular Dominoes
3518:on 27 January 2009.
3392:. domino-games.com.
3135:, pp. 301–302.
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