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 294
etter, hut the present move exhibits the prukciple more clearly.) 1. K- to K. P.s sq. 2. K. to K. Kts sq.8. K. to K. B.s sq. 4. K. to K.s sq. 5. K. to Q/s sq. 6. K. to Q. B.s sq. 7. K. to Q. Kls sq. 9. R. to K. Kts 7th.50. K. to Q. B.s 6th. 11. K to Q. Kt.8 6th, 12. 1;. to K. Kts 8th (checkmate).… … WHITE.KING AND TWO BISHOPS AGAINST KING. The two bishops also win, without much difficulty,against the king alone; but in this case the king must beforced, not only to a side of the board, but into one of thecorners, or, at any rate, into a square adjoining a cornerone. The following example (see…
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