ss as compared with modern. The difference ve the Queen is, of course, very important, but it is easily learned and remembered. The jumping Bishop, not checking a King on the same diagonal when close to him, or when four squares or more away from him, or checking over the head of another piece,… … Black B can take (if his K was not in check) either of the advanced White Pawns, but not the White Kt. ‚ When Black К has moved out of check the White B on K 3 can take ; the Pawn which is supported by Q. The unmoved White B does not protect the Pawn on R 6. That Bishop, instead of taking the Kt,…
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