The minor tactics of chess; a treatise on the development of the forces in obedience to strategic principle (1901)
Young, Franklin Knowles, 1857- [from old catalog], Howell, Edwin C., [from old catalog] joint author · Boston, Little, Brown, and company · leaf 34
by an adverse piece ; in a third diagonaldirection, the points /?, /, the latter of whichis occupied by a kindred piece ; and, finally,in the fourth diagonal direction, the points/, k, /, as far as the limit of the board.From what has been already said of the THE PIECES. 29 movement of pieces to… … [White.) If the Bishop is placed upon the boardin the same position that it occupies in Fig.10, but without other pieces to intercept itsradiations of force, it will be found to com-mand thirteen points, which is the greatestnumber of points that a Bishop can com-mand on a clear board. If it is…
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