Hoffmann, Professor, 1839-1919 · London : Frederick Warne · leaf 290
hand top and bottomcorner squares would be regarded as being in the sameline, notwithstanding that there is a break of continuitybetween them. No. XXVI.—The English Sixteen Puzzle. A clever puzzle, under the above title, is issued byMessrs. Hey wood, of Manchester. In the result to be at-tained it… … Fig. 389. white and eight red counters. These are arranged on theblack squares, the red to the right, the white to the left, thecentral square, No. 9 in the figure, being left vacant. Theproblem, as in the puzzle above-mentioned, is to transposethe red and white counters, the men to be moved…
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