Lasker, Edward, 1885-1981, Du Mont, J. (Jules), 1881- · Philadelphia : D. McKay · leaf 97
are of equal number and no. passed pawn can be forced through. Everything depends on the relative position of the Kings. The deciding factor in valuing the King’s position is whether pawn moves are possible, or whether they are already entirely or nearly exhausted, so that only manoeuvres by the… … Diag. 6o. more pawn moves. Whoever has the move wins by assuming the opposition. The opposing King must then give the way free to one of the pawns. The state of affairs in Diagram 6i is similar to that in Diagram 6o. Having the move. White plays into opposition and forces his way to Q 5, after…
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