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Hoyle's games : containing all the modern methods of playing the latest and most fashionable games (1875)
Frere, Thomas, Hoyle, Edmond, 1672-1769 · Boston : De Wolfe, Fiske · leaf 293
e practice, however, will enable /OQ readily to master it. In fact, in the most favorable osition for the single king, he cannot protract mate be- ond eighteen oi nineteen moves. As before, h© must b« 24* 182 fr^ires chkhs hand boob:. diiveii to the side of the board, and then yon: king beingplaced… … WHITB. WHITE. BLACK 1. R. to K. R/s 7th.1 K. to K/8 2nd. 3. R. to Q. R.s 7th. 4. K. to K/s Srd. 5. K. to K/s 4th. 6. K. to Q.s 5th. 7. K. to Q;s 6th. 8. R. to IC R.s 7th. IF). R. to Q. B.s 7th is still hetter, hut the present move exhibits the prukciple more clearly.) 1. K- to K. P.s sq. 2. K. to…Games
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