Steinitz
william (wilhelm steinitz) 1836–1900, u.s. chess player, born in austria-hungary.
contemporary examples
blame america first—and only ali gharib december 4, 2013
israeli intel chief: hamas is just like isis eli lake june 30, 2014
israel’s murdered teenagers and dying hopes for peace sarah shourd june 30, 2014
israeli intel chief: hamas is just like isis eli lake june 30, 2014
plus ça change orly halpern november 27, 2012
historical examples
certain personal matters h. g. wells
a dash .. .. .. for a throne arthur w. marchmont
encyclopaedia britannica, 11th edition, volume 6, slice 1 various
inquiries into human faculty and its development francis galton
reviews oscar wilde
noun
wilhelm (ˈvɪlhɛlm). 1836–1900, us chess player, born in prague; world champion (1866–94)
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