A New Treatise On Chess: Containing the Rudiments of the Game Explained On ...
A New Treatise On Chess: Containing the Rudiments of the Game Explained On ...
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Q. to K. B. third aq.
13. Q. to K. Kt. third sq. du 13. Q. interposes.
14. Q. to Q. B. third sq. ch. 14. Q. interposes.
15. K. P. advances. 15. a to Q. Kt. third sq.
16. K. P. one sq. dis. ch. 16. Kt. interposes.
1 7* Q* to K. Kt third, checks and wins. — These games are princi- pally taken from Allgaier ; there might be better moves found for the defence, but still the attack is interesting and instruc- tive.
(B.) 9. K. Kt interposes.
10. a Kt to B. third sq. 10. K. B. attacks a Kt 11. K. B. t...o Q. third sq. 1 1. B. takes Kt ch.
12. P. takes B. 12. Q. retakes P. ch.
13. K. to K. second sq. 13. Q. takes R.
14. K. P. advances. 14. a takes a R. P.
15. Forces Mate in seven moves.
S£CONI> DEFENCE.
7. K. Kt to B. third sq.
8. Q. takes Gamb. P. — This move is given as the best by HoRmr ♦ ; it would be, probably, better to check with B.
8. K. B. to a third sq.
9. Q. to K. B. third sq. 9. Q. Kt. to B. third sq.
10. a B. P. one sq. 10. Q. Kt to K. fourth, " and," says Homy, " has the best of the game." — Our narrow limits preclude any remarks on this assumption.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Q. to K. B. third aq.
13. Q. to K. Kt. third sq. du 13. Q. interposes.
14. Q. to Q. B. third sq. ch. 14. Q. interposes.
15. K. P. advances. 15. a to Q. Kt. third sq.
16. K. P. one sq. dis. ch. 16. Kt. interposes.
1 7* Q* to K. Kt third, checks and wins. — These games are princi- pally taken from Allgaier ; there might be better moves found for the defence, but still the attack is interesting and instruc- tive.
(B.) 9. K. Kt interposes.
10. a Kt to B. third sq. 10. K. B. attacks a Kt 11. K. B. t...o Q. third sq. 1 1. B. takes Kt ch.
12. P. takes B. 12. Q. retakes P. ch.
13. K. to K. second sq. 13. Q. takes R.
14. K. P. advances. 14. a takes a R. P.
15. Forces Mate in seven moves.
S£CONI> DEFENCE.
7. K. Kt to B. third sq.
8. Q. takes Gamb. P. — This move is given as the best by HoRmr ♦ ; it would be, probably, better to check with B.
8. K. B. to a third sq.
9. Q. to K. B. third sq. 9. Q. Kt. to B. third sq.
10. a B. P. one sq. 10. Q. Kt to K. fourth, " and," says Homy, " has the best of the game." — Our narrow limits preclude any remarks on this assumption.
What to read after A New Treatise On Chess: Containing the Rudiments of the Game Explained On ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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