Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 243
tening P — K 6. 18 Rx R 19. Rx R R—K I 20. P—B 3 P—QB 3 Of course if BxP; Kt x B, Q X Kt; R—K 3.Black with a Pawm minus fights very hard. 21. R—K3 The PawTi had now to be defended after Blackslast move, because after BxP; KtxB, QxKt; 228 GAME 12 R—K 3, Black could now play Q—Kt i defending the… … Black sees that he now stands in his best defensiveposition, and therefore waits for White to show howhe intends to break through. He notices, of course,that the White Knight is in the way of the K B P,which cannot advance to K B 4 to defend, or supportrather, the Pawn at K 5. FRENCH DEFENCE 229…
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