Sherman's march
first published 1994 Bantam Books, 1995 273 pages
The infamous slash-and-burn campaign through the South by a Northern general during the Civil War. It is told by three people: a captain in the Union Army, a Southern widow and General Sherman himself. The novel illustrates both the cruelty and the necessity of the march.
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