Chess Generalshi

Chess Generalship, Vol. I. Grand Reconnaissance

Name: Chess Generalship, Vol. I. Grand Reconnaissance
Author: Young, Franklin K.‏ (Franklin Knowles), 1857-1931

作者：Young, Franklin K.‏ (Franklin Knowles), 1857-1931
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GEORGE E. CROSBY CO., PRINTERS, BOSTON, MASS.
YOUNG’S CHESS WORKS
PREFACE
CONTENTS
PAGE
PREFACE VII
INTRODUCTORY XIII
CHESS GENERALSHIP 3
PRIME STRATEGETIC MEANS 169
PRIME STRATEGETIC PROPOSITION 185
INTRODUCTORY
The profession of
GENERALSHIP.
GENERALSHIP
CHESS GENERALSHIP
III. _That such skill is derived from innate capability_;
GRAND RECONNAISSANCE
GRAND RECONNAISSANCE
1. The talents of the opposing commander; nor
2. The advantages possessed by the opposing army:
PRINCIPLE
PRINCIPLE
MILITARY EXAMPLES
FIRST EXAMPLE.
SECOND EXAMPLE.
THIRD EXAMPLE.
FOURTH EXAMPLE.
FIFTH EXAMPLE.
ORGANIZATION
ORGANIZATION
PRINCIPLE
CORPS D’ARMEE EN MARCH.
CORPS D’ARMEE EN ASSAULT.
CORPS D’ARMEE FIRE EFFECT.
CHESSIC CORPS D’ARMEE.
I. Corps of Position.
II. Corps of Evolution.
CORPS D’ARMEE OF POSITION.
1. Base Corps.
2. Pivotal Corps.
3. Minor Vertex Corps.
4. Minor Corps Aligned.
5. Major Vertex Corps.
6. Major Corps Aligned.
7. Corps Enpotence.
8. Minor Corps Enceinte.
9. Major Corps Enceinte.
10. Corps Echeloned.
11. Corps En Appui.
12. Base Corps Refused.
13. Pivotal Corps Refused.
14. Minor Vertex Corps Refused.
15. Minor Corps Aligned Refused.
16. Major Vertex Corps Refused.
17. Major Corps Aligned Refused.
18. Major Corps Refused Enpotence.
19. Corps en Major Crochet.
20. Corps en Minor Crochet.
21. Corps en Crochet Aligned.
22. Corps Doubly Aligned.
23. Grand Vertex Corps.
CORPS D’ARMEE OF EVOLUTION.
1. Corps of the Right.
2. Corps of the Centre.
3. Corps of the Left.
1. Supporting Corps.
2. Covering Corps.
3. Sustaining Corps.
4. Corps of Impenetrability.
5. Corps of Resistance.
THE KING.
THE QUEEN.
THE ROOK.
THE BISHOP.
KNIGHT.
THE PAWN.
POTENTIAL COMPLEMENTS.
MILITARY EXAMPLES
TOPOGRAPHY
TOPOGRAPHY
III. The inability of the Queen to move on obliques.
IV. The inability of the Rook to move either on obliques or on diagonals.
VIII. The limitation of the King’s move to one square.
TOPOGRAPHY OF THE KING
TOPOGRAPHY OF THE QUEEN
Class III, of those groups made up of eight valleys of lesser area; and
TOPOGRAPHY OF THE ROOK
TOPOGRAPHY OF THE BISHOP
TOPOGRAPHY OF THE KNIGHT
TOPOGRAPHY OF THE PAWN
TOPOGRAPHY OF THE TOPOGRAPHICAL ZONE
PRINCIPLE
PRINCIPLE
RULE
MILITARY EXAMPLES
MOBILITY
MOBILITY
2. Because it has become no longer worth attaining, or,
PRINCIPLE
PRINCIPLE
1. A piece which cannot move, cannot capture.
PRINCIPLE
1. His base of operations.
2. The communications of his army with its base.
3. The communications of his corps d’armee with each other, or,
1. Eight points in the base.
2. Eight points in the perpendicular.
3. Eight points in the hypothenuse.
PRINCIPLE
PRINCIPLE
PRINCIPLE
PRINCIPLE
PRINCIPLE
RULE
I. General Advantage in Mobility.
II. Special Advantage in Mobility.
1. The adverse army and its Base of Operations.
2. Two or more adverse Grand Columns.
3. The wings of a hostile Grand Column.
4. Two or more isolated adverse Corps d’armee.
1. Strategic Center _vs._ Adverse Formation in Mass.
2. Logistic Center _vs._ Adverse Formation by Grand Columns.
3. Tactical Center _vs._ Adverse Formation by Wings.
4. Logistic Triune _vs._ Adverse Formation by Corps.
MILITARY EXAMPLES
NUMBERS
NUMBERS
RULE
MILITARY EXAMPLES
TIME
TIME
I. The Initiative.
II. Absolute.
1. To move corps d’armee which he otherwise would not move and
2. Prevents him from moving corps d’armee which he otherwise would move.
PRINCIPLE
RULE
MILITARY EXAMPLES
POSITION
POSITION
STRATEGETIC SITUATIONS
RULE I
THE STRATEGIC SYLLOGISM
COLUMN OF ATTACK
COLUMN OF SUPPORT
I. One, or more, Passed Pawns.
II. Two united Pawns, overlapping an adverse Pawn.
III. Two isolated Pawns adjacent to a single adverse Pawn.
COLUMN OF MANOEUVRE
TABLE OF STRATEGIC SYLLOGISMS
PRINCIPLE
2. Grand Vertex.
2. Grand Vertex, plus a Kindred Logistic Origin.
2. Grand Vertex, plus a Kindred Point of Proximity.
PRINCIPLE
MILITARY EXAMPLES
COLUMN OF ATTACK
COLUMN OF SUPPORT
COLUMN OF MANOEUVRE
PRIME STRATEGETIC MEANS
PRIME STRATEGETIC MEANS
POLICY OF CAMPAIGN
1. To preserve intact its Corps d’armee, and
PRINCIPLE
TO LOCATE THE AREA OF CONCENTRATION
MOST FAVORABLE BATTLEFIELD
POSTS OF MAXIMUM SECURITY
CHARACTER OF THE MOST FAVORABLE BATTLE
PROJECTED GRAND BATTLE
LEAST FAVORABLE ADVERSE CONDITION
RELATIVE ADVANTAGES IN LOCATION
I. In Contact.
II. In Presence.
III. At Distance.
REQUISITES FOR SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGNING
PRINCIPLE
PRINCIPLE
PRIME STRATEGETIC PROPOSITION
SECTION ONE
PRIME STRATEGETIC PROPOSITION
SECTION ONE
1. Time.
2. Numbers.
3. Position.
4. Organization.
5. Mobility.
6. Topography.
2. _In deducing the MOTIF of such movement._
3. _In designating the DIRECTION of such movement._
I. Numerical superiority, plus right to move.
II. Numerical equality, plus right to move.
III. Numerical inferiority, plus right to move.
I. To avoid further diminution of its aggregate.
II. To avoid creating indefensible vital points.
PRINCIPLE
THEOREM
EXAMPLE
EXPANDED
TACTICO-LOGISTIC INEQUALITY
INITIAL STRATEGETIC EQUATION
RULE
STRATEGETIC VALUES
TABLE OF STRATEGIC VALUES.
TABLE OF LOGISTIC VALUES
1. +T Unrestricted privilege to move any Piece.
2. +T Restricted to moving a Sustaining Piece en counter attack.
3. +T Restricted to moving an aggressive Covering Piece.
4. +T Restricted to moving a Passive Covering Piece.
5. +T Restricted to moving a Supporting Piece.
6. +T Restricted to moving the King out of check.
7. +T Restricted to moving the King from an untenable Objective Plane.
TABLE OF TACTICAL VALUES
1. +N Larger numbers of Grand Corps d’armee of Evolution.
2. +N Larger numbers of Major Corps d’armee of Evolution.
3. +N Larger numbers of Minor Corps d’armee of Evolution.
4. +N Larger numbers of Corps d’armee of Position.
PRIME STRATEGETIC PROPOSITION
SECTION TWO
PRIME STRATEGETIC PROPOSITION
SECTION TWO
THEOREM.
DEMONSTRATION.