The Popular recreator. A key to in-door and out-door amusements .. (1873)
London, New York [etc.] Cassell, Petter & Galpin · leaf 562
4. 16 to 20 4. 25 to 22 14. 16 to 23 14. 26 to 19 5. 8 to 11 5. 24 to 19 15. 9 to 14 15. 18 to 9 6. 4 to 8 6. 28 to 24 16. 5 to 14 IS. 32 to 28 7. 10 to 14 7. 19 to 16 17. 11 to 16 17. 19 to 15 8. 6 to 10 8. 16 to 12 18. 7 to 10 18. 15 to 6 9. 11 to 16 9. 22 to 17 19. 1 to 10 19. 27 to 23 10. 8 to… … It will be seen that Black, now having to move, can do no morethan move from 17 to 21, 3 to 7, or 20 to 24; and White, inreply, can only go forward to king, with no material advantageon either side. This opening is therefore a good one for thefirst player. Suppose the first five commencing moves to…
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