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The grand tactics of chess, an exposition of the laws and principles of chess strategetics, the practcal application of these laws and principles to the movement of forces; mobilization, development, manoeuvre, and operation (1898)

Young, Franklin Knowles, 1857- · Boston, Roberts brothers · leaf 166

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137 MINOR LEFT OBLIQUE. FORMULA No. 18. MLOA OPL < M OPB 2 A, reversed. V/ X B. Kt Q B 3. D .-.Q5P B.Ktx .-.QKtSKt. MINOR LEFT OBLIQUE ALIGNED. (Black.). FIG. 98. … (White.) MAXIM. — Black is lost. In most cases it will be found that White can properly sacrifice a piece in order to so expose the objective plane that it may be readily and decisively attacked. • It will be observed that Black has no offensive resources, as the entire White force interposes…

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