III. Two isolated Pawns adjacent to a single adverse Pawn.

IV. Three, or more, united Pawns at their fifth squares, opposed

by a like number of adverse Pawns posted on their Normal Base

Line.

V. A majority of kindred Pawns on that side of the Board farthest

from the adverse King.

The relative advantage and disadvantage of one Column of Support, over

the opposing Column of Support, is expressed by the second term of the

Strategic Syllogism, thus:

(I.)

+S

----

-S

or

(II.)

-S

-----

+S

In the first case (I), White has the advantage and Black has the

disadvantage. In the second case (II), this condition is reversed.

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