Amusements in Chess
Amusements in Chess
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Digitized by VjOOQ IC PROBLEM XXVI.
247 Problem XXVI. JVhite mocing firsts is to cJiecbnate in three moves, BLACK.
LESSON XXII.
THE QUEEN's-PAWN-TWO OPENING.
This game^ which is a branch of the King's Knight's opening, receives its name from the third move of the first player, who sacrifices his Queen's Pawn by playing it two squares. On this account the game is also sometimes called "The Queen's Pawn's Gambit," or "The Central Gambit." It has yet another name, " The Scotch Opening,..." from the circumstance of its having been adopted- m three out of the five games which were played in the year 1824 Digitized by VjOOQ IC 248 LESSON XXII.
by correspondence between the clubs of London and Edin- burgh.
This method of opening generally leads to an interesting game^ and it is perfectly safe ; for the second player cannot preserve the Pawn which he wins at the third move, with- out loss. After the first few moves the game may branch out into so many ramifications, that we cannot in tnis shert notice pretend to give more than a few specimens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B.
squares.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC PROBLEM XXVI.
247 Problem XXVI. JVhite mocing firsts is to cJiecbnate in three moves, BLACK.
LESSON XXII.
THE QUEEN's-PAWN-TWO OPENING.
This game^ which is a branch of the King's Knight's opening, receives its name from the third move of the first player, who sacrifices his Queen's Pawn by playing it two squares. On this account the game is also sometimes called "The Queen's Pawn's Gambit," or "The Central Gambit." It has yet another name, " The Scotch Opening,..." from the circumstance of its having been adopted- m three out of the five games which were played in the year 1824 Digitized by VjOOQ IC 248 LESSON XXII.
by correspondence between the clubs of London and Edin- burgh.
This method of opening generally leads to an interesting game^ and it is perfectly safe ; for the second player cannot preserve the Pawn which he wins at the third move, with- out loss. After the first few moves the game may branch out into so many ramifications, that we cannot in tnis shert notice pretend to give more than a few specimens.
What to read after Amusements in Chess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Tomlinson to read onlineMoreLess
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