Lasker, Edward, 1885-1981 · Philadelphia : David McKay · leaf 188
ver the square at K B 4. 14. Kt—B 5 K R—K I 15. B—Kt 5 Kt—Q 2 Even now it was desirable to aim at P—Q 4, therefore Q R—Q iwas preferable. 16. B—Kt 3 Tlie position of the White pieces points to a dangerous menaceto the opposing Kings side. 16. Kt—Bi 17. B-Q 5 ! I The beginning of a brilliant… … Diag. 119. Quite a number of charming combinations are hidden inthis position. If K-Kt 3 or Kt i. then 21 KtxKt P ! IfK—B 3 White can captuie the R P first with check. 20 21. Q—R 5 22. QxRPch 23. QxKt ch 24. Q—Kt 6 !!! K—Kt 1 KtxKtK—B IK—Kt I The point. This prevents P—Kt 3. which would allowBlack…
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