352.--IMMOVABLE PAWNS.

From Amusements in Mathematics by Henry Ernest Dudeney.

Starting from the ordinary arrangement of the pieces as for a game, what is the smallest possible number of moves necessary in order to arrive at the following position? The moves for both sides must, of course, be played strictly in accordance with the rules of the game, though the result will necessarily be a very weird kind of chess.

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