Adolf Anderssen vs Jules Arnous de Riviere (1859)

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Adolf Anderssen vs Jules Arnous de Riviere
Paris (1859), Paris FRA, rd 1
Italian Game: Two Knights Defense. Perreux Variation (C55) · 1-0

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Nov-25-05		biglo: Anderssen's king makes a long walk

Nov-25-05		Saruman: Cool!

Oct-06-09		heuristic: mo' better moves : 28...Bd6 29.Rxh2+ Rxh2 30.Ke6 b6 31.b4

Aug-25-11		bengalcat47: As Fine said, "The King is a strong piece, use it!" -- although I don't think this is quite Fine had in mind!

Dec-30-11		Clodhopper: Neat ending, but 14... Be7 is so weak it is hard to believe it is real. It makes me suspect that De Riviere is a fiction and the game is actually a composition.

Jun-25-12		ForeverYoung: the final position is hysterical!

Jul-14-12		FSR: My king is made for walking, and that's just what he'll do. One of these days my king is going to walk all over you!

May-10-13		Phony Benoni: <"With Queens on the board, long King marching is uncommon; giving mate with the King, as it were, a miracle. "Anderssen's King grimly treads across the field of battle, as if to have it out in person with his royal enemy. It is a pelting game, but it has that baronial elegance which is the nature and rare distinction of his play. He ought to have been a legend!"> -- William Ewart Napier

Nov-04-14		thegoodanarchist: < Phony Benoni: <"With Queens on the board, long King marching is uncommon; giving mate with the King, as it were, a miracle. "Anderssen's King grimly treads across the field of battle, as if to have it out in person with his royal enemy. It is a pelting game, but it has that baronial elegance which is the nature and rare distinction of his play. He ought to have been a legend!"> -- William Ewart Napier> I'd say he is a legend

Jul-17-19		fkohn: <As Fine said, "The King is a strong piece, use it!"> True, but Fine also said that chess was about father murder, so, idk.

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