De Witt's American chess manual. Containing full instructions for young players (1880)
Chadwick, Henry, 1824-1908, ed · New York, De Witt · leaf 24
IO The Chess Player's Instructor; attention to Diagram II., and thence proceed to describe each square to which, from her own, she may be lawfully moved. Diagram II. BLACK. •bsab 'bsi^lb 'bsafr *ba Q 'bs g -bs HH -bs;^H ^HH … QRsq. QKtgq. QB sq. Q sq. K sq. KB sq. KKtsq. KR eq. WHITE. You will observe that, in this diagram, each square on the first rank, on either side, is characterized as King's, Queen's, K's Bishop's, Q's Bishop's, King's and Queen's Knight's, or King's and Queen's Rook's square. The pieces
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