Lasker, Edward, 1885-1981 · Philadelphia : David McKay · leaf 68
ch, K xB; 10. Kt—Kt 5 ch. K—Kt i;II. Q—R 5, R—K I; 12. Q xP ch ; 13. Q-R 5 ch ; 14. Q-R7ch; 15. Q—R8ch; 16. QxPmate. mf^i. 1^1 m III i m^^M ill. ^ i ■ i i W/M mm m^. WM i m mm. Diag. 33. The position in the diagram seems favourable to Blackas WTiite cannot castle for some time. For that reason… … 49 Diag. 34. White has now the choice of two hnes of development. Hecan either prepare for P—Q B 3 to support his Q P, or he candevelop his Kings side, holding the P at K 5 only. 7. Kt—Kt 5 8. P—Q B 3 9. Kt-Q R 3 10. P—K B 4 11. Kt—B 2 12. Kt—B 3 13. B-Q 3 Kt—Kt 3 P-QR3P-QB4Kt-B3CastlesB—O2P—B4 14.…
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