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Page 200 - BISHOP'S GAMBIT.* White. Black. 1. P— K4 P— K4 2. P— KB4 PXP 3. В— В4 Q— RS ch. * Of the Bishop's Gambit, Boden says (' Popular Introduction to Chess,' 1851): "This beautiful, ingenious, and attacking debut has always been a favourite among the best players.
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Page 89 - P - K4, P -K4; 2 Kt - KB3, Kt QB3; 3 B - B4, Kt - B3; 4 Kt - Kt5.
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| Title | American Chess Bulletin, Volume 17 |
| Editors | Hartwig Cassell, Hermann Helms |
| Publisher | H. Cassell and H. Helms., 1920 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | Jun 29, 2007 |
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