The international chess congress, St. Petersburg, 1909 (1910)
Lasker, Emanuel, 1868-1941, ed · New York, Press of E. Lasker · leaf 127
t for his attack. QR3, and now, for instance, 8) .... This should he sufficient to win the KtXPch; 9) QXKt, or 8) .... P XKt; 9) PXP- White would have game. the slight advantage of two I bishops 11. B-05 QXQ on the open board, P>lack having, 12. PXO R— QKtsq however, no weakness anywhere. If, 13.… … Black is in difficulties! ; 6) B— Kt.5, B— O2; 7) P— 93, Kt— K2; after 15. P-B4 .... which the game might develop in var- But here he should have preserved ious directions, but White would have the important Bishop and given free- the initiative for a long time, as he dom of action to the main…
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