THE INCOMPARABLE GAME OF CHESS. PART III. ON THE ENDS OF GAMES. In the following parties, which form the completion of this work, the final issue will be found noted, but the solution omitted, It is hoped that this novel idea will be equally agreeable to the lovers of the game, as it has been to the author; to the first, because they will be enabled themselves to become judges of the improvement they have hitherto made; to the second, because he could not better make known the subtlety of these parties, than by the difficulty of finding the developement of them. For it is necessary to deduce the reasoning from our own foundation; and in order that the Gordian knot might appear more intricate, the inventor did not discover the artifice of it. Any one, not being enabled to hit the mark, may impute it to any thing, but the author, or the press; it being certain that this part of the work revised and examined many times with the greatest accuracy, is free from every sort of error. |