Hastings 1895: Its Too Late For Burn Pillsbury Attacks

Harry Nelson Pillsbury (White)
Amos Burn (Black)
Hastings (1895), Hastings ENG, rd 16, Aug-26
Queen's Gambit Declined Modern Variation. Normal Line
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Hastings tournament was excellent. Thanks

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Awesome game, awesome commentary.

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Great Pìllsbury. Thanks to post.

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This game is definitely an aesthetic game! Astonishingly beautiful!

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A beautiful finish, which I confess, and I didn’t see. Love and peace. Tim

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fantastic player pillsbury

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Stunningly beautiful game and attack by Pillsbury. Thanks for showing us this chess gem.

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He makes Amos Burn a beginning player!

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Again, thanks for your work from Michigan USA!

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The Masterpiece

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H N Pillsbury' terror attack on black

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[@amosdraak3536]

Nice repost. 👍 I literally just today watched the old one and then saw you posted this. Shame- I like Burn. He was a solid player, I’ve heard. But it’s good Pillsbury, Tarrasch, and Lasker started leading the way in the 1890s past the error-filled Romantic chess, and into a more accurate era, IMO.

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Pillsbury-a woefully forgotten Master of Attack. He was Laskers equal. Burn was no patzer either. Is he not the one who developed the Burn variation in the French Defense? Thanks for showing these great old games.

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Amos burn played like a chess petzer in this game. He haven't played upto his full caliber in this game

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Pillsbury literally "burn" Amos in this game...