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Page 196
... moves , and laws gradually underwent important changes that in- creased the range of the pieces and speeded the course Changes in of the game . Although the King seems to have had the names , same move as at present , the faster ...
... moves , and laws gradually underwent important changes that in- creased the range of the pieces and speeded the course Changes in of the game . Although the King seems to have had the names , same move as at present , the faster ...
Page 197
... move , aims at developing or mobilizing an optimal number of men in a coordinated manner for the purposes of attack ... move it is . Each rank thus has a dual designation according to the colour of the moving man . A move is written in a ...
... move , aims at developing or mobilizing an optimal number of men in a coordinated manner for the purposes of attack ... move it is . Each rank thus has a dual designation according to the colour of the moving man . A move is written in a ...
Page 199
... moves ( 17-19 ) and , three moves later ( 22 ) , sacrificed his Queen - to win the game with check- mate on move 23 ( see Illustrative game no . 1 , especially note d ) . White Illustrative game no . 1 Black Anderssen Kieseritzky Black ...
... moves ( 17-19 ) and , three moves later ( 22 ) , sacrificed his Queen - to win the game with check- mate on move 23 ( see Illustrative game no . 1 , especially note d ) . White Illustrative game no . 1 Black Anderssen Kieseritzky Black ...
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