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Camp Ford
In this Spur Award-winning novel, Union prisoners in Texas's Camp Ford challenge their Confederate guards to a baseball game with life of death stakes.
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- "In this Spur Award-winning novel, Union prisoners in Texas's Camp Ford challenge their Confederate guards to a baseball game with life of death stakes."@en
- "In this Spur Award-winning novel, acclaimed author Johnny D. Boggs deftly combines three American icons: the Old West, the Civil War and baseball. Win MacNaughton had always lived for the game--until his father was killed at Gettysburg, and Win decided to enlist in the Union Army. Captured by the Rebels in Louisiana, Win is then sent to Camp Ford, Texas, the largest prison west of the Mississippi. To keep up their spirits, the Union soldiers challenge their guards to a game of baseball, a game that becomes a war in its own right ... with life-or-death stakes."
- "In this Spur Award-winning novel, Union prisoners in Texas's Camp Ford challenge their Confederate guards to a baseball game with life of death stakes."
- "During the 1946 World Series, ninety-nine-year-old Win MacNaughton recalls the greatest baseball game of his entire life between a ragtag collection of Union prisoners of war against a squad of Confederate prison guards."
- "During the 1946 World Series, ninety-nine-year-old Win MacNaughton recalls the greatest baseball game of his entire life between a ragtag collection of Union prisoners of war against a squad of Confederate prison guards."@en
- "Ninety-nine-year-old Win McNaughton recalls the greatest baseball game of his life - a game between Union prisoners and a squad of Confederate prison guards at Camp Ford in Texas."
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