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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 184

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ot, of course, break through the resistance of three hostilePa\vns if Black only pays attention. We might suppose that the advance of the K B P was un-necessary ; but by this White forced the exchange of theBlack Bishop which was on K 3 and protected the O P. Itis, therefore, natural for White to… … Black : E. Znosko-Borovsky.White : A. Burn. 170 EQUAL POSITIONS Kt I or Kt 5) and to put the Rook on 0 i, after which he willthreaten as P—K 4 and also Kt—O 4. He will thus set thebattle round the enemys piece, but, having no chance ofwinning it, will give away the initiative to the enemy. Wemust…

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