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Chess gems: Some of the finest examples of chess strategy, by ancient and modern masters (1878)

Miles, John Augustus · Fakenham [Eng.] : E. W. Southwood, and the editor · leaf 236

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No. 437. By A. E. Studd. §111 ilHl A H^ ■ u H 4L_» IJI.J1 if S ,J«|ii ^ WfM% -WSW; WiW% 'w. r\ W/. Y*^ %M/»Ay^-* mMj.r WHITE. White to play and mate in two moves. / -7' No. 438. Studd's Challenge. By A.. E. Studd. 1HP HI ..— ..: i %/////A. #^^i … White to play and compel Black to mate him in eleven moves.

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