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The British Chess Magazine Volume 16 1896 (1896)

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85 26 RxP 19 RxP 20 PxR 20 Q—Kt 3 ch dior MES Seca Another beautiful prob- 21 B—Kt 5 lem, and curiously enough, with the same key-move as on the 18th. If 2: K—R sq, Bx Pch; 22R x D, QxR ch; 23 K—Kt sq, R—B 7; 24 Q—K 8ch, K—R 2; 25 B—K 2, Q— Position after Black's 26th move :— О 7 апа must win. And… … WHITE (MR. PILLSBURY). 24 R—Q Kt sq. 27 Q—K6ch 27 K—R2 24 K R—Q sq 28 KxR If 24 R—Q Kt sq, the answer is simply Q—B 4, winning the Q P. But The only defence was 27 K—Kt sq, mt Rx P; 25 RxQ, K—Kt §ch; 26 and Black ceuld then play Bx P ; 29 R—Kt 2. Q—B 5 ch, P—Kt 3; 30 Q—B 7 ch, 24 R—B 6! B—Kt 2. 25…

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