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Two Roads to Augusta: The Inspiring Story of How Two Men From Different Backgrounds Grew to Become Best Friends and Capture the Biggest Prize in Golf
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Product Description: This is the story of how two different individuals from very different backgrounds converged at the Masters, not only to become close friends but also attain the greatest prize in golf—not once, but twice. Ben Crenshaw, the golfer, grew up in Austin, Texas, and worked his way to two Masters Green Jackets...read more
By Ben Crenshaw, Martin Davis (editor), Melanie Hauser, Carl Jackson and Scotty Sayers (editor)
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9781888531190 | Amer Golfer Inc, April 1, 2013, cover price $39.95 | About this edition: This is the story of how two different individuals from very different backgrounds converged at the Masters, not only to become close friends but also attain the greatest prize in golf—not once, but twice.

Nor the Battle to the Strong
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Product Description: From Imfe who is taken into slavery from Africa, Zero and Quamina who live under slavery but never submit to being slaves, Bam and Jane who live to see Emancipation but discover that they have been given little but the freedom to starve, Tom and Louise who endure the injustices of the colonial years, to Rocky who takes part in the popular uprisings for freedom and democracy in the 1930s, Nor the Battle to the Strong is an unrivalled portrayal of the lives of five generations of a family in Barbados...read more
By Carl Jackson
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9780948833977 | Peepal Tree Pr Ltd, July 1, 1997, cover price $22.95 | About this edition: From Imfe who is taken into slavery from Africa, Zero and Quamina who live under slavery but never submit to being slaves, Bam and Jane who live to see Emancipation but discover that they have been given little but the freedom to starve, Tom and Louise who endure the injustices of the colonial years, to Rocky who takes part in the popular uprisings for freedom and democracy in the 1930s, Nor the Battle to the Strong is an unrivalled portrayal of the lives of five generations of a family in Barbados.

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