Capablanca, José Raúl, 1888-1942 · New York, Harcourt, Brace and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 96
DIRECT ATTACKS EN MASSE 79 the certainty in his mind that the attack will lead to a win. The game continues thus: ^ … 12. B X P ch KxB 13. Kt—Kt 5ch K-Kt3 14. Q—Kt4 P—B4 Best. P — K 4 would have been immediately fatal. Thus: 14...P—K 4; 15 Kt—K 6 ch, K—B 3; 16 P —B 4! P —K s; 17 Q—Kt 5 ch, KxKt; 18 Q—K 5 ch, K—Q 2; 19 K R—Q i ch, Kt — Q6; 20 KtxP, K —B 3 (if K—K i, Kt—Q6ch wins the Queen); 21 R x Kt, Q X R; 22 R—…
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