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The middle game in chess (1922)

Znosko-Borovskii, Evg. A. (Evgenii Aleksandrovich), 1884-1952 · London : G. Bell and Sons, ltd. · leaf 152

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nemys King on this flank and of the con-gested state of the Black pieces. Besides, White commandsan open K R file, on which he can attack. Finally, the centralBlack Pawns are not very strong, as they need to be protected.How can White use his advantage ? By doubling the Rookson the K R file ; but… … Black: F. J. Marshall.WTiite : J. R. Capablanca. 138 SUPERIOR POSITIONS White cannot bring the K B into the game by B —R 4—Kt 3,with an attack on P Q 5. But White can now win a Pawn by O B x Kt, O X B ; 2PxP. If BxKt, then 3 PxR. BxP(Kt 5); 4^Q—K 3(not 4 PxP ch, for then Black quickly wins by K x P…

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