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White to Play and Mate in Two

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This week's compositions will all be by Walter Irving Kennard, who was born in Maine in 1860 and died in Massachusetts in 1936.


Solution:

1.Kc6 Rdxd6+ [1...Rexd6+ 2.Bxd6#; 1...Rg6 2.Bg5#; 1...c2 2.Qb3#; 1...Nb5 2.Qxb5#; 1...Rd4 2.Ne5#; 1...Re4 2.Qxe4#; 1...Rd3 2.Qb3#] 2.Bxd6#

 

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