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| 19. Winning by Indirect Attack |
75 |
| CHAPTER IV |
| General Theory |
| 20. The Initiative |
77 |
| 21. Direct Attacks en masse |
78 |
| 22. The Force of the Threatened Attack |
82 |
| 23. Relinquishing the Initiative |
89 |
| 24. Cutting off Pieces from the Scene of Action |
94 |
| 25. A Player's Motives Criticised in a Specimen Game |
99 |
| CHAPTER V |
| End-game Strategy |
| 26. The Sudden Attack from a Different Side |
111 |
| 27. The Danger of a Safe Position |
120 |
| 28. Endings with one Rook and Pawns |
122 |
| 29. A Difficult Ending: Two Rooks and Pawns |
127 |
30. Rook, Bishop and Pawns v. Rook, Knight and Pawns
(A Final Example of preserving Freedom whilst
imposing restraint.) |
138 |
| CHAPTER VI |
| Further Openings and
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