 | Edmond Hoyle - 1808 - 120 pages
...on that side where the adversary has castled, advancing the pieces, especially the queen and rooks, to support them ; and if the adversary's king has...in ambuscade ; that is, place the queen, bishop, or rook behind a pawn, or a piece, in such a manner, as upon playing that pawn, or piece, you discover... | |
 | Edmond Hoyle - 1808 - 122 pages
...pieces, especially the queen and rooks, to support them; and if the adversary's king has three paw us on a line in front, he should not stir them till forced...in ambuscade; that is, place the queen, bishop, or rook behind a pawn, or a piece, in such a manner, as upon playing that pawn, or piece, you discover... | |
 | Edmond Hoyle - 1814 - 524 pages
...liable to this mode of attack ; also guard against either a check by discovery, or a stale-mate. Viug has three pawns on a line in front, he should not...in ambuscade that is, place the queen, bishop, or rook behind a pawn, or a piece, in such a manner, as upon pla3'ing that pawn, or piece, you discover... | |
 | Montigny - 1817 - 236 pages
...on that side where the adversary has castled, advancing the pieces, especially the queen and rooks, to support them ; and if the adversary's king has...in ambuscade ; that is, place the queen, bishop, or rook behind a pawn, or a piece, in such a manner, as upon playing that pawn, or piece, you discover... | |
 | Montigny - 1817 - 310 pages
...castled, advancing the pieces, especially the queen and rooks, to support them ; and if the front, lie should not stir them till forced to it. 17. Endeavour...in ambuscade ; that is, place the queen, bishop, or rook behind a pawn, or a piece, in such a manner, as upon playing that pawn, or piece, you discover... | |
 | John Mason Good - 1819 - 694 pages
...adversary has castled, advancing the pieces, especially the queen and rooks, to support them ; anil if the adversary's king has three pawns on a line...in ambuscade ; that is, place the queen, bishop, or rook behind a pawn, or n piece, in such a manner, as upon playing that pawn, or piece, you discover... | |
 | John George Pohlman - 1819 - 492 pages
...with the Pawns you have on that side when the Adversary has eastled, advaneing the Pieees, espeeially the Queen and Castles, to support them ; and if the...Pawns on a line in front, he should not stir them till foreed toit. 17. Endeavour to have a move in ambuseade, that is, plaee the Queen, Bishop, or Castle,... | |
 | William Hamilton Maxwell - 1833 - 640 pages
...stale-mate. 108 THE FIELD BOOK. 109 .¡neon and rook« to support them; and if the adversary's lung have three pawns on a line in front, he should not stir...in ambuscade ; that is, place the queen, bishop, or rook behind a pawn, or a piece, in such a manner, as that, upon playing that pawu, or piece, you discover... | |
 | Edmond Hoyle - 1835 - 522 pages
...advancing the pieces, especially the queen and rooks to support them ; aud if the adversary's king have three pawns on a line in front, he should not stir...in ambuscade ; that is, place the queen, bishop, or rook behind a pawn, or a piece, in such a manner, as that, upon playing that pawn, or piece, you discover... | |
 | Edmond Hoyle - 1847 - 522 pages
...advancing the pieces, especially the qneen and rooks, to support them ; and if the adversary's king have three pawns on a line in front, he should not stir...in ambuscade ; that is, place the queen, bishop, or rook behind a pawn, or a piece, in such a manner, as that, upon playing that pawn, or piece, you discover... | |
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When the kings have castled on different sides of the board, attack with the pawns you have on that side where the adversary has castled, advancing the pieces, especially the queen and rooks, to support them ; and if the adversary's king has three pawns... 