Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 65
ses where the Pawn-position in itself ensures the win.^ See page 13. so THE RELATIVE VALUE 14. THE RELATIVE VALUE OF KNIGHT AND BISHOPBefore turning our attention to this matter it isweU to state now that two Knights alone cannot mate,but, under certain conditions of course, they can doso if the… … White wins with or without the move. Thus:I. Kt —Kt6 P —R5 OF KNIGHT AND BISHOP 51 White cannot take the Pa\\Ti because the game willbe drawn, as explained before. 2. Kt-K5 P-R6 3- Kt —B 6 P —R7 4. Kt-Kt5 P-R8(Q) 5- Kt —B 7 mate The reason for this pecuHarity in chess is eviaent.White with the two…
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