A memorial to William Steinitz; containing a selection of his games chronologically arranged with an analysis of play (1901)
Devidé, Charles · New York and London : G.P. Putnam's sons · leaf 88
SELECTED GAMES 73 (a) On another occasion Steinitz introduced the more powerful Q to Kt 4. (b) Having injudiciously Castled too early, Black should strengthen his position by R to K sq and Kt to B sq. (c) The tempting sacrifice of the B is not satisfactory. 9 B X P, ch K X B 12 Kt X K P Q to R 4 10… … 12 Q to R 5, ch K to K 2 I 16 Kt to Kt 5 Kt to Kt 3 13 Q X P, ch K to K sq | 17 B X R. ch Q X B 14 B to Kt 6, ch R to B 2 18 Kt to B 7, ch 15 Q to R 5 Q to K 2 and wins with two R's and two P's against three minor pieces, (e) Best! If Kt to K 2, 14 Kt X P Q to R 4, ch 17 P X R Q Kt to Kt 3 15 K to…
Steinitz, William, 1836-1900 · Chess
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