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 82
53 STRATEGETIC LINES OF MOVEMENT. A Line of Manoeuvre is composed of those movements whereby a given force, unless prevented, will establish itself at a given point and at a given time as the greater force. LINES OF MANOEUVRE. (Combining the Deployment of a Pawn.) FIG. 35. (Black.) … (White.) NOTE. — In this situation White, having the move, de- ploys P — K B 4. This pawn now occupies its proper post on the line of mobilization, and throws Black on the defensive by the threat to advance to K B 5, which, all else being equal, would give White a winning posi-
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