This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1847 Excerpt: ...retreated Q, the issue were yet more unfavourable for him; though we omit details to gain space. Q K R K 13 v.-_--Your attack is over, and he has a Pawn surplus. although proved by us hazardous, induces long and varied complications in which the least fault on the part of first player would be fatal to you. ( For now ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1847 Excerpt: ...retreated Q, the issue were yet more unfavourable for him; though we omit details to gain space. Q K R K 13 v.-_--Your attack is over, and he has a Pawn surplus. although proved by us hazardous, induces long and varied complications in which the least fault on the part of first player would be fatal to you. ( For now if 3-4KKtB3 5-yo" wiU keep the Pawn without difficulty J 3 o (If 3QKtB3 he creates the Giuoco Piano; less favourable for the defence than the actual Opening. If 3 KBQKt3 QK2 which both conduct us back to Opening XXV. For the move 4 see Opening XIX. where it is proved to be bad. If 4 KtTlCP KP QBPT Cas 1 1 =--The situation is the same as that of one of the Variations of Cas Debut XVI I., with this difference, that you have the move instead of him. In this position he played KtQKtS, but as you have to play, the situation is much in your favour. All your pieces are out, while his are not yet in array, and you will be enabled to keep them for a considerable time under restraint, obtaining for yourself decidedly the "K Wt 1? f stronger development of force. 12 QKtQa (if 12 KtQKt3 or he loses a PawD" If youhaveafine game, by reason of your Centre Pawns. The doubled P at KB 3 does you no injury, but on the contrary supports your centre, and opens up to your Rook an advantageous line of attack, directed upon adverse King. As an example of the Two Bishops' Opening, we here annex a game ever memorable in the annals of the Chess-board. It was played in February 1836, by M. Petroff, single-handed, against the whole of the Warsaw Club united in council. Far from being composed exclusively of mediocre players, this club numbers on its rolls many eminent amateurs; two of whom, MM. Hoffman and Petrofsky, are of very great strength. The contest h...
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