348 The British Chess Magazine. have been cleverly managed in accordance with the stipulations, and the composer has deftly introduced other features of interest. The key move is unfortunately not of the first class, but little objection can be lodged against it since though it takes away a flight… … ch, K moves; 3 Q mates. 1 K—Q WHITE, Mate in three moves. 3; 2 Kt—Q B 4 ch, K—K 5; 3 О mates. т K—K 3; 2 Q—K 8 ch, K-—Q 3; 3 Q—K 7 mate. The three principal mates, it will be seen, are developed in the first three variations; but it wil be noticed that in the first case, when the Queen mates at K…
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