The Popular recreator. A key to in-door and out-door amusements .. (1873)
London, New York [etc.] Cassell, Petter & Galpin · leaf 209
). These examples will suffice for the present to give the learnera notion of the great object of checkmate, and of the deviceswhich are sometimes resorted to in order to attain it. Extra-ordinary and complicated, indeed, are the methods bywhich matemay be forced in certain positions. Instances… … Fig. 3. WHITE—MR. SCHULTEN. BLACK—BERTRAND. 1 y&swJwi, wr mm, m ws\ w WBt jjp p Fig. 2. WW; ik £2*20 W Wm IL„. w, wA ...mmm m,,M 111 ■! M w mm 2 lb p n . WW* % W*h¥M *Wll i * mm PSH3 Fig. 4. WHITE—NAPOLEON. with a view to mate. Some specimens of his play remain onrecord. The above situation…
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