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The British Chess Magazine Volume 32 1912 (1912)

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240 Pawn. sacrifice.) likely to result. able to draw the game. There For instance, if White should lead loses his Pawn and the game. … on his back line, we have already ty WY VA O yy 4 YpiiiY shown that such opposition is UML YY valueless to the defence (See GLE LSI A GLEE YIM: Figure 29). % 4, WY YU Wil ee? ” White wins, either side moving. The rule is that

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