28 CHESS PROBLEMS MADE EASY first move going to g8, and lessen the fault after Re6 and evade the dual after RxQ; but we need a Black P at e4 to prevent Re4, which would defeat the threat. There is also now no mate after Res. This is remedied by placing a White P to do the work of … of the Black R when Bg8 follows e6. It is necessary to move the White R to g5, and a Black P is required at his g6. The position now is as diagram 8. We were tempted to be content with this realisation of our task; but there crept in a lurking feeling of dissatisfaction which composers who aim at…
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