The principles of chess in theory & practice.. (1894)
Mason, James, 1849-1905 · London : Cox · leaf 114
(jlook v. (£?awn. 103 is, this ma}* very likely happen. But there are many positions in which the Knights draw, even defending each other. Without the help of the King, the Eook cannot always win against a supported Pawn, even though it be some distance from Queen. In the following position. White,… … WHITE. White. Black. K— B4 1 B— Ktsq+ 2 E— KB sq K— Kt 3 3 K— Kt 3 P— E4 K— B3 K— Kt4 P— E5 K— Q3 K— K3 K— Kt 5 K— B2 P— E6 E— E 2 K— E 5 9 K — B 3. and wins.
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