Lasker, Edward, 1885-1981 · Philadelphia : David McKay · leaf 96
y m the use of *Before Tdiscuss positions of greater complexity, in whichthe onlv way to win is by sacrificing the extra pawn, I shalltjl li-games in which positional advantages ensurethe victory although the pawns are equal. Here we shallfind simple cases in which pawn manoeuvres brmg about… … Diag. 58. The Kings moves are outlined by the necessity of captur-ing the opposing passed pa^^•n, after which the Black King istwo files nearer the battle-field (the Queens side), so that the \\Tiite pa^vns must fall. xr xr+ . I K-Kt 2, K-Kt 2 ; 2 K-Kt 3, K-B 3 : 3 K-Kt 4,K-K 4 ; 4 P-B 4 ch, K-B 3…
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