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CLEARANCE - The Modernized Stonewall Defense English Opening Popular Chess Openings #html-body [data-pb-style=KPT28P3]{justify-content:flex-startThe Dutch Defense is an old opening. A seriously old opening. So old, in fact, that in large part it currently has the reputation of not really causing a well prepared White player to fear losing. That is especially the case with the variant of it I am analysing in this book: the Stonewall (in which Black continues with eb and d5). I intend to show that that impression is mistaken. First things first: it's a very positional opening. In contrast to the
