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	George Washington: American Symbol  Barbara J. Mitnick George Washington is universally considered to be our most accomplished president, the perfect merger of military hero, effective administrator, and great leader. In honor of the 200th anniversary of his death, this beautiful volume presents the many manifestations of Washington the national icon, for his image is the one we have continually turned to during virtually every period of our history for both inspiration and marketing clout. Hardback. Faculty/Staff and Alumni Discount applies. ISBN #W437 $35.00
	General Washington's Christmas Farewell  Stanley Weintraub In this charming historical novel, Stanley Weintraub sets forth the tale of one of George Washington's most memorable Christmases. Some British troops remained in America in 1783, on orders to stay until ratification of the peace terms. Awaiting that word, George Washington longed to go home for Christmas, but late in November of 1783, the General was still many miles from home. Before he could return to Mount Vernon, he had one last mission to accomplish for the new nation. He had to reoccupy New York City, which the British troops were finally going to leave. Then the long war would really be over. Faculty/Staff and Alumni Discount applies. ISBN #W450 $16.95
	George Washington's Farewell Address  George Washington Small, stylish copy of Washington's Farewell Address originally delivered to the assembled members of Congress on September 17, 1796. Hardback. Faculty/Staff and Alumni Discount applies. ISBN #W452 $9.95
	George Washington: First in War  Dave R. Palmer George Washington's long career as soldier began with defeat as a young line officer in the bloody frontier skirmishes of the French and Indian War. It culminated in the role of Commanding General of the Continental Army in victory over the British Army. In this history of Washington's career as an army officer, Dave Palmer reveals Washington's many qualities of character that made him an extraordinary military commander; qualities that not only allowed him to lead a fledgling army to secure the independence of his newly-formed country, but defined the role of the military in a free and democratic society. Faculty/Staff and Alumni Discount applies. ISBN #W455 $9.95
	George Washington: The Man Behind the Myths  William M.S. Rasmussen and Robert S. Tilton Two hundred years after George Washington's death, the eloquence of "Lighthorse Harry" Lee's words "first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen" has caused most Americans to forget the clause that followed in which Lee located Washington's character firmly in his private life. This book redresses this historical imbalance in our image of Washington by examining our conceptions and misconceptions about him through a fascinating collection of documents and images. Faculty/Staff and Alumni Discount applies. ISBN #W457 $24.95
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