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The British Chess Magazine Volume 42 1922 (1922)

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THE BRITISH CHESS MAGAZINE 293 The next position is one of vicissitude. It is an admitted adaptation of two unsound three-movers composed about the same time by S. Loyd and W. A. Shinkman in the seventies. H. F. L. Meyer shortly afterwards … WHITE (II pieces) point and merit. Mate in three. In the earlier versions there was no 1 Regt. ““model’’ mate; but here we have two Kf5; 2 Kt f2 Ty ” . os kK se Ra: models ’’ which transform an originally raw PXR; 2 Ktcs+ Conception into one that conforms to modern precepts. It is a pity this…

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