Japanese chess (sho-ngi); the science and art of war or struggle philosophically treated (1905)
Cho-yo. [from old catalog] · New York; [Chicago] The Press club of Chicago [M. A. Donohue & company, printers] · leaf 156
d in Tailienwan Bay, seek-ing landing places, (s. 4, p. 161.) 6. On Feb. 13, the day that the Russian gunboat, Yenesei, was blownup, the Japanese attempted a landing in small force on Tailienwan Bay,above Dalny, (s. 4, p. 161.) btit withdrew when the Russians appearedin greater force. On that same… … Fig. 9. A Birds Eye View of Japans Scientific Bombardment of the Six-times Sevastopol. other waters, except the approach from the sea, are useless for navi-gation purposes, being merely mud flats, flooded at high tide. The 1^2 JAPANESE CHESS position of the town is such that it was easily shelled…
Chess · War games · Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905
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