Abner Doubleday

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Abner Doubleday's legacy extends beyond the mistaken belief that he invented baseball; this biography highlights his dedication to duty and justice throughout his life. From his upbringing in Auburn, New York, and training at West Point to his role as a Union general during the Civil War, Doubleday is portrayed as a principled man who often took unpopular stances. The book also delves into the origins of the baseball myth, providing a comprehensive view of his contributions to both military service and society.