Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 249
hich he cannotdo so long as Black keeps up the pressure in the centre. 13. B —Kt 3 Kt —K R 4 Uncovering the Bishop, which now acts along thelong diagonal, and at the same time preventing P —K 5, which would be answered by Kt X B; P X Kt,Kt X P ; etc., winning a Pawn. 14. Kt-Q5 P-R3 Black drives the… … With the last move White not only blocks the actionof Blacks K B, but he also aims at placing his Bishopat Q Kt I and his Queen at Q B 2, and then advancinghis K P, to check at K R 7. 16 P —B4! Initiating an attack to which there is no reply, andwhich has for its ultimate object either the winnmgof…
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