The Popular recreator. A key to in-door and out-door amusements .. (1873)
London, New York [etc.] Cassell, Petter & Galpin · leaf 29
m as in the precedinginstances. If the learner carefullyexamine the principle of one squareforward and one sideways, he will per-ceive that there is no other squareopen to the knight. He cannot inter-fere with the intervening squares ex-cept by leaping over pieces that mayoccupy them. The pawn is… … w. ™—r»™ <m% wm, wm il tmmt 1 Wm. W, WM. Fig. 3. Fig. 5. The knight is a peculiar piece, and his movements are muchmore difficult to describe. His range is confined to two squaresand he can advance neither more nor less. One of these squaresis in a horizontal or perpendicular, the other in a…
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