General Sherman's Christmas: Savannah, 1864
Praise for SILENT NIGHT:&#8220;A moving story of horror taking a holiday.&#8221; (People)&#8220;Beautiful, brutal, and deeply moving.&#8221; (Baltimore Sun)&#8220;Weintraub has brought an obscure and bizarre incident to life with a flair that gives the reader a detailed glimpse at a unique Christsmas story.&#8221; (Seattle Times)&#8220;The story of [Washington&#8217;s] triumphal trip home, itself an act of nation-building...evokes the frail seedling from which the mighty American nation grew.&#8221; (George Will)&#8220;An engaging rendition of a few fleetign weeks that would come to speak volumes about the young American republic...fresh, fascinating, and delightful.&#8221; (Jay Winik, author of APRIL 1865: The Month That Saved America)&#8220;Weintraub&#8217;s graceful narration brings to life a distant time and place in America.&#8221; (Publishers Weekly)