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The British Chess Magazine Volume 12 1892 (1892)

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simply adding a Black Pawn at E 5, which I fully believe cures all defects. I shall send Mr. Gittins a copy of the ‘Chess Problem’ on my own account, as he was first in the field with a twelve-move solution. Monsieur Demonchy, of Marseilles, has also sent me an attempted solution in twelve. E. N.… … WHITE. White compels Black to mate in twelve moves. For first correct solution sent to the author, 42, Hamilton Terrace, London, N.W., a copy of the “Chess Problem,” by Planck. Andrews, Laws, and Frankenstein is offered.

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