Boys' own book : a complete encyclopedia of athletic, scientific, outdoor, and indoor sports (1881)
Clarke, William, 1800-1838 · New York : J. Miller, Publisher · leaf 175
stle in C, White will make his pawn a queen, and socheck-mate the adversary. If, in the first instance, insteadof moving his rook, Black prefers queening the pawn, and, in so doing, giving check,White interposes hisknight on B, and thusopens mate for the rook. White checks by play-ing the knight to… … No. d. White undertahes to check-mate with thepawn, in four moves. >^ ^vX To effect this. Whitesfirst move is the king toA. His second, the bishopto B. His third, the bishopto C. And on the fourth,he check-mates, by plac-ing the pawn on D.Black throughout havingno choice, does . notrequire to…
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