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The chess-players' manual : containing the laws of the game according to the revised code laid down by the British Chess Association in 1862 (1902)

Gossip, George Hatfield Dingley, Lipschütz, S · Philadelphia : D. McKay · leaf 182

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ctions ofthe British Chess Association, 1868-9, pp. 103, 104.) 6. P takes P 7. P to K 5 7. Kt to K 5 8. B takes Kt (best) fif „ Kt takes P „ Q takes Kt , ,, ^ ^ KTt^ Kt ^- KttoQB4 ^^ ^ same is pronounced equal, by the Chess Players Chronicle. (See C. P. C, December, 1873,p. 367.) 8. Q P takes B Q… … WHITE. 166 THE CHESS-PLAYERS MANUAL. (A.) 5. P to Q Kt 4 6. B to Kt 3 6. Kt takes P Lowenthal advises 6. B to K 2 here for Black. If Blackplay 6. P to Q 4, the proper continuation is—• ^ P takes P g RtoKsq^ g P to K R 3 jq Q takes B ■ Kt takes P B to K Kt5 B takes Kt with the better game. 7. EtoKsq…

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