The Popular recreator. A key to in-door and out-door amusements .. (1873)
London, New York [etc.] Cassell, Petter & Galpin · leaf 691
WB. WHITE.BLACK TO MOTE AND WHITE TO DRAW. BLACK. 1. 14 to 17 2. 15 to 10 3. 17 t® 21 4. 10 to 14 5. 14 to 17 WHITE. 1. 23 to 26 2. 22 to 25 3. 25 to 22 4. 26 to 30 5. 22 to 18 leaving the black kings fixed on squares 17 and 21, without thepossibility of moving without losing, and equalising the… … WHITE. WHITE TO MOVE AND WIN. Black, it will be seen, has the advantage of a piece, but heloses, nevertheless. WHITE. BLACK. 1. 26 to 22 1. 25 to 18 2. 9 to 6 2. 2 to 9 3. 19 to 16 3. 12 to 19 4. 1 to 5 4. 3 to 12 Black must take from 3 to 12, when White moves from 5 to 21,taking six pieces. A most…
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