Sage Mode Chess continues with the story of genius - Paul Morphy.
After receiving his degree in 1857, Morphy was not yet of legal age to
practice law and found himself with free time. He received an invitation
to play at the First American Chess Congress in New York City and, at
his uncle's urging, accepted. Morphy won the tournament which included
strong players of the day, such as Alexander Meek and Louis Paulsen.
I've already shown one of the games he played against Paulsen in a previous post here at Sage Mode Chess. Today I'll be showing you another one.
P.S: The annotation on the last move is not mine
Enjoy it my friends
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