The Popular recreator. A key to in-door and out-door amusements .. (1873)
London, New York [etc.] Cassell, Petter & Galpin · leaf 627
11 12. 32 to 27 13. 2 to 6 13. 22 to 17 14. 13 to 22 14. 26 to 17 15. 3 to 8 15. 17 to 13 16. 15 to 18 16. 24 to 20 17. 11 to 15 17. 13 to 9 The last move of the White would appear injudicious, but weshall presently see that it was not made without thought. 18. 6 to 13 18. 20 to 16 19. 15 to 24 19.… … WHITE. Now, whatever Black does, White wins the game. Try it, and youwill find that though both sides run up for a king, the White isable to win a man by attacking the black men on squares 10and 11. Of course, many variations may oceur in this, as inother openings, but the general scope of the game…
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