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one.
23.
Q. Kt. P. two.
23. K. Kt. P. two.
24.
B. checks.
24. K. to Q. Kt. sq.
25.
Kt. to K. B. 6th.
25. K. to R. sq.
26.
Q. R. P. two.
26. Q. R. to Q. 7th.
27.
Q. R. P. one.
27. Q. toQ. Kt. 4th.
28.
Q. to K. 3d.
28. Q. R. to K. 7th.
29.
Q. takes K. Kt. P.
29. Q. takes K. P.
30.
Q. to K. Kt. 7th.
30. K. R. to K. Kt. sq.
31.
Q. takes B. {d) And New-York gave mate in four moves.
NOTES TO GAME VI.
(a) The N. Y. players adopt Lere a defence invented by McDon- nel, and considered sound both by that ...celebrated player and his 272 CHESS FOIi WINTER EVENINGS.
scientific competitor De La Bourdonnais. Modern analysis has pronounced it dangerous, and inferior to replying with K. B. to Q.
B. 4th. — Walker, ki his Art of Chess-Play, analyzes this move as follows : 4. Q. to K. B. 3d.
5. Castles.
First Defence.
5. Q. P. one.
6. If you move Q. to Q. 3d, he must not play Q. Kt. to K. 4tli, but rather Q. B. to Kt. 5th, and has a good defence.
Q,. B. P. one. 6. P. to Q. 6th (best). If he take P. with P., he allows you to bring out Q,.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
one.
23.
Q. Kt. P. two.
23. K. Kt. P. two.
24.
B. checks.
24. K. to Q. Kt. sq.
25.
Kt. to K. B. 6th.
25. K. to R. sq.
26.
Q. R. P. two.
26. Q. R. to Q. 7th.
27.
Q. R. P. one.
27. Q. toQ. Kt. 4th.
28.
Q. to K. 3d.
28. Q. R. to K. 7th.
29.
Q. takes K. Kt. P.
29. Q. takes K. P.
30.
Q. to K. Kt. 7th.
30. K. R. to K. Kt. sq.
31.
Q. takes B. {d) And New-York gave mate in four moves.
NOTES TO GAME VI.
(a) The N. Y. players adopt Lere a defence invented by McDon- nel, and considered sound both by that ...celebrated player and his 272 CHESS FOIi WINTER EVENINGS.
scientific competitor De La Bourdonnais. Modern analysis has pronounced it dangerous, and inferior to replying with K. B. to Q.
B. 4th. — Walker, ki his Art of Chess-Play, analyzes this move as follows : 4. Q. to K. B. 3d.
5. Castles.
First Defence.
5. Q. P. one.
6. If you move Q. to Q. 3d, he must not play Q. Kt. to K. 4tli, but rather Q. B. to Kt. 5th, and has a good defence.
Q,. B. P. one. 6. P. to Q. 6th (best). If he take P. with P., he allows you to bring out Q,.
What to read after The book of Chess: Containing the Rudiments of the Game, And Elementary Analyses of the Most Popular Openings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Staunton Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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