Znosko-Borovskii, Evg. A. (Evgenii Aleksandrovich), 1884-1952 · London : G. Bell and Sons, ltd. · leaf 30
a King as soonas they reach the eighth rank, the nearer they are to thatrank the stronger they become. In consequence, one extraPawn may win the game when a piece cannot do so. Once more, the need of cautionwith the Pawns is obvious,and the necessity of preser-ving them to the last.Certainly it is… … wmnmg. Moves of the King. the figure shown in Diagram X. Summing up all the move-ments of the Pawns, we getWe note that the Pawn is equal to nearly 3I units of chess-force, the double move beingallowed only once in the game. The possibility of the Pawnbeing exchanged for a man of higher value is…
Chess -- Middle games
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