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This is a very good larger hardcover with dust jacket. First Edition 1999 Kirkland Publishing. This copy is still crisp and clean inside. The inside pages are crisp and clean. The binding is tight and straight. Red hardcover boards under jacket are also very good with only very light shelf wear. The accompanying dust jacket is still holding shine and clean with only light shelf wear Quarto book size or 9" x 11.5" with 378 pages including index.
800 Paces to Hell Andersonville by Dr. John W. Lynn examines the lives of the major figures, especially Major Richard Bayly Winder, cousin of Brigadier John Henry Winder, the commandant of the prison.
Upon arrival at the Andersonville train depot, Federal prisoners were lined up and ordered to march the 800 paces to the North Gate of the South's most notorious prision. The book examines the prison site in Georgia, the design and the everyday management. Included is the final closure in April, 1865.
In addition, the author details the capture, trial and execution of Henry Wirz, the commandant of the interior of the prison and the only Confederate officer tried for war crimes.
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