Chess and Checkers : the Way to Mastership by Edward Lasker
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DIAGRAM 34. The mate with Rook and Knight demonstrated by the position of Diagram 28 is liable to occur in several variations of the play which might result from the following situation: +---------------------------------------+ 8 | | | | #R | | #Kt| | #K | |---------------------------------------| 7 | #P | #B | #Q | | #R | #P | #P | | |---------------------------------------| 6 | | #P | | | #P | | | #P | |---------------------------------------| 5 | | | #P | | ^P | | | ^Q | |---------------------------------------| 4 | | | ^B | ^P | ^Kt| | ^R | | |---------------------------------------| 3 | | | ^P | ^R | | | | | |---------------------------------------| 2 | ^P | | | | | ^P | ^P | ^P | |---------------------------------------| 1 | | | | | | | ^K | | +---------------------------------------+ a b c d e f g h DIAGRAM 35. White starts his mating attack with (1) Kt-f6. This threatens the sacrifice of the Queen on h6 followed by R-g8 mate. White's |
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