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One of Adolf
Anderssen's masterpieces, known as the “Immortal
Game.”
Lionel Kieseritzky neglects
his development and
Anderssen offers both Rooks to show
that two active pieces are worth
a dozen sleeping at home. This
game established a glittering reputation
for Adolf
Anderssen and an example of the KI's-BS
gambit
which was played at Simpson’s-in-the-Strand (one
of London’s finest Chess salons.)
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