The game of draughts; simplified and illustrated with diagrams. Founded on the games of Andrew Anderson (1881)
Anderson, Andrew, d. 1861, Janvier, Julian Darragh, 1838- editor · Brooklyn, N.Y., [J. D. Janvier] · leaf 17
ly removes the man huffed from theboard, and then plays his own move. It has already been stated that when a man reaches one of thesquares on the extreme line of the board he is crowned, and becomesa king ; but there is another point relative to this which it is neces-sary to explain. The man on… … WHITE. Black having to play takes the man on 26, by leaping from 22 to 31and demands that his man should be crowned; but he cannot take the X INSTRUCTIONS. man on 27 at the same move, which he could do were his piece a kingwhen it made the first capture. White, of course, will play 32 to 28,and…
Checkers
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