Despite being jobless during the decade-long Great Depression that ravaged the industrialised West, American architect, Alfred Mosher Butts, never turned his mind into the devil’s workshop nor allowed idleness to find employment for his hands. Butts reckoned Americans needed an indoor game to ease the stress of the biting depression, so he invented the trademark
Playing Scrabble with the murderous king of Orile-Ifo
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