Chess and Checkers : the Way to Mastership by Edward Lasker
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the difference in value between a Rook and a Bishop or a Knight.
To win the exchange, in this sense, means to capture a Rook and to lose for it only a Bishop or a Knight. Double Pawn Two Pawns of the same player standing in one file are called a double Pawn. Three Pawns in one file are called a triple Pawn. Passed Pawn A Pawn whose advance to the eighth rank is not blocked by an opposing Pawn in the same file and who does not have to pass one on an adjoining file is called a passed Pawn. Isolated Pawn A Pawn is called isolated if there are no Pawns of the same player on the adjoining files. Backward Pawn A Pawn is called backward if he cannot advance far enough to be |
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