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"An astonishing story of how a ragtag corps of backwoodsmen, Louisiana creoles, refugees, pirates, Indians and free African Americans defeated a large, disciplined, experienced and professional British army at the Battle of New Orleans." --The Washington Post Book World
"Spectacular. . . .Groom's finest book to date. . . . An eloquent and riveting account of the Battle of New Orleans." --The Mobile Press-Register
"Vivid. . . . A fast-paced historical account that reads like a novel." --The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Gripping. . . . Groom is a first-rate storyteller who manages to breathe fresh life into an oft-told tale." --The New Orleans Times-Picayune
"A riveting account of men at war during a crucial moment in the nation's history. . . . Groom brings to vivid life the dynamic characters of Jackson and Laffite and the latter's colorful band of brothers." --Santa Fe New Mexican
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