Young, Franklin Knowles, 1857- [from old catalog] · Boston, Little, Brown, and company · leaf 214
two powerful pieces of the right andthe left wings respectively must, if perpetuated, resultin a serious, if not a fatal, weakness in the generalposition. Understanding and accepting this premise, the studenteasily will see that after the move of 1. P — K 4 byWhite, the best and most quickly… … White. The student now will observe that, these four deploy-ments having been completed, Black will have no diffi-culty in making what further deployments are needed,viz. (K Kt — B 3 and Castles K R), in order to con-centrate all his originally scattered pieces into oneunited mass, whose…
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