how to play chess endgames book

4 How TO PLAY CHESS ENDGAMES
F) Too Much of a Rush 73
4 The Right Exchange 76
A) The Importance of Exchanges in the Game of Chess 76
B) Critical Moments in the Endgame 78
C) Exchanging into a Pawn Ending 82
D) Exchanging into a Rook Ending 86
E) Exchanging a Pair of Rooks 89
El) The Attacker Wants to Exchange a Pair of Rooks 89
E2) The Defender Wants to Exchange a Pair of Rooks 91
F) Simplification into an Endgame 93
G) The Defender Exchanges Pawns, the Attacker Pieces 96
H) Eliminating the Last Pawn 97
I) The Defender of a Weakness Must be Exchanged 98
J) Transformation 100
K) What is Important is What is Left on the Board, Not What Disappears 102
L) Avoiding an Unfavourable Exchange 102
5 Thinking in Schemes 106
A) Target Positions 106
B) Make a Wish! 107
C) Improving the Position of a Piece and Makogonov's Principle 108
D) Plans 110
6 Weaknesses 114
A) Pawn- and Square- Weaknesses 114
Al) Pawn Weaknesses 114
Ala) Isolated Pawns 114
Alb) Doubled Pawns 115
Ale) Backward Pawns 116
Aid) A Pawn that has Advanced Too Far 116
A2) Weak Squares 118
B) A Complex of Weak Squares 118
C) Creating and Fixing a Weakness 121
D) Manoeuvring 123
E) The Principle of the Second Weakness 129
F) The Exploitability of a Weakness 131
G) Fatal Passivity with Structural Weaknesses 132
7 The Fight for the Initiative 135
A) The Importance of the Initiative 135
B) Passed Pawns and the Initiative 137
C) Psychology 138