Lasker, Edward, 1885-1981 · Philadelphia : David McKay · leaf 186
n at K R 6. If Blrxkcaptures there follows: 30 Kt-R 5. Q-Q ^ 3\ Q-R 6,Q—-B I; 32 Kt—B 6 ch, an instructive example of the weali-ness created by P—K Kt 3. 29 30. Kt—R 5 31. P—B 6 All this is easy to understand. 31-32-33-34-35.36. PxPKt—Kt 7 B-QiKt—B5PxBch P—R3 Q-Q I K—R2 B—Kt5K—Kt3 Q-Q 2BxKt… … Diag. 118. 168 CHESS STRATEGY 9- P—Q 3 Kt—Q R 4 10. B—B 2 P—B 4 11. Q Kt-Q 2 Q-B 2 Supporting, as it does, the K P, this is not a lost move,although White has not played P—Q 4. It prepares BlacksP—Q 4 (after Kt—B 3), the K P being fully protected againstWhites double attack by P x P. 12. Kt—B I…
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