Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York : Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 74
ding is different, and requires different handhng,according to what the adversary proposes to do.Calculation by visuaHsing the future positions is whatwill count. MATE WITH KNIGHT AND BISHOP 59 15. HOW TO MATE WITH A KNIGHT AND A BISHOP Now, before going back again to the middle-gameand the… … Example 39. — In this example we must mate eitherat Q R I or K R 8. The ending can be divided mtotwo parts. Part one consists in driving the BlackKing to the last line. We might begin, as is generallydone in all such cases, by advancmg the King to thecentre of the board: I. K—K2 K —Q2 Black, in…
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