The chess-players' manual : containing the laws of the game according to the revised code laid down by the British chess association in 1862 (1888)
Gossip, George Hatfield Dingley · New York, London [etc.] : G. Routledge and sons · leaf 546
532 THE CHESS-PLAYER’S MANUAL. a move advised by Kling and Horwitz, and 10. Castles; but they are both inferior. (See Variations (I.), (II.)) The move in the text is indicated by Labourdonnais. Il. Q RK to K sq 11. Q to K B 4 (best) DIAGRAM Showing the position after Black’s eleventh move. BLACK. … WHITE. This move was first introduced by Paulsen, in his match with Kolisch (see Illustrative Game I. at the end of this chapter), and is preferable to the old course of checking with Queen at Q B 4, which leads to the following train of play :— + SUppdsel: i alae Ee 1, Rio Rs” Q to Q B 4 (ch) ASG…
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