Znosko-Borovskii, Evg. A. (Evgenii Aleksandrovich), 1884-1952 · London : G. Bell and Sons, ltd. · leaf 17
nce between the squares arising outof their position on theboard. Just as in a circlewe recognise a differencebetween the centre andany point on the cir-cumference, so too we finda difference between thevarious squares on thechessboard. The chief difference, whichcan easily be appreciated,… … SPACE Diagram III. on one edge of the board are distant from those on the oppositeedge. Therefore to hold the central position is practicall}to have control of the whole board, since from the centre helpcan be extended to any point in the event of attack. Fromthe centre, also, an attack can be…
Chess -- Middle games
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