Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 208
24. p—B4 Not the best, as White will soon prove. Q —B iwould have avoided everything, but Black wants toassume the initiative at once and plunges into com- FRENCH DEFENCE 193 plications. However, as will soon be seen, the moveis not a losing one by any means. 25. P X P e.p. Kt X P (B 3) 26. PxPch… … ^ ft ^^ ^ i w ^ l^g 194 GAME 6 The position looks most interesting. I thought itwould be possible to get up such an attack againstthe White King as to make it impossible for him tohold out much longer, but I was wrong, unless itcould have been done by playing B — B 3 first, forcingP — Kt 3 and then…
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