Author: Matthew White
Date: 17:25:19 04/28/03
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On April 27, 2003 at 20:59:12, Charles Roberson wrote: >most any chess text will define isolated, doubled, and backward pawns. Isolated and doubled (according to the texts that I have read at least) are USUALLY weak. However, in a formation where it is easy to undouble doubled pawns they aren't that weak. Also, isolated pawns are only weak if inadequately defended. Isolated pawns can be very powerful if they are in the fifth rank or further. Matt
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