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Translator's Preface
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Introduction
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Planning
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General Principles
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1. Basic Understanding
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2. Concrete Ideas
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3. Dynamics
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4. Harmony
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B:
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Squares
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1. Weak Points
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2. The "Eternal" Knight
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3. Weak Squares on the sixth (third) rank
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4. Some Conclusions
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C:
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Lines
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Chapter One:
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Two victories of Wilhelm Steinitz
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The main points of his creativity and technique
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Chapter Two:
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Stages of the Plan
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Squares and lines as special purpose objects of the plan. The
preparatory stage. Concrete definition of a position. Realisation of
successes achieved.
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Chapter Three:
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Play on the a-file
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Chapter Four:
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The centre and its strategical significance.
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The knight on e5 and d5 (e4 and d4). The pawn centre. Attack
with the central "Hanging" pawns.
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Chapter Five:
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More about active play with pawns.
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The pawn wedge and the
reaction to it. The pawn nail. The phalanx of e and f-pawns. Pawn storm.
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Chapter Six:
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The Struggle with Heavy
Pieces
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Chapter Seven:
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Manoeuvering. About the
Initiative.
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Chapter Eight:
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The Two Bishops
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