[A] When a piece is taken it is removed from the board, and the piece
by which it is taken is placed on the square which was occupied by the
captured piece.
[B] Whenever a piece of Artillery of one side is placed in range of a
piece of Artillery of the other side, the first piece can be taken by
the second. See Plate 4, Figure 1.
[C] The necessity of the co-operation of two or all of the different
arms represented, and in many instances their dependence on the support
of each other, is demonstrated in many real battles.
[D] The Wagon is captured in the same manner as other figures are; it
cannot be taken while under cover of a piece of Artillery of its side.
[E] Success sometimes rewards a bold operator, in this game as well
as in war, who, _ignoring all accepted theorems_, ventures upon a
hazardous enterprise.