Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Chaplains W. C. Atmore” in chapter 17, page 572 of J. William Jones, Christ in the camp, or religion in Lee's army:
...tucky.
His wife and sister were weeping above the dying general.
January 3. Lieutenant Pryor died to-day.
I talked to him of his future hopes.
They were not such as he wished.
I called on Chaplains W. C. Atmore , Fifteenth Kentucky; J. E. Reed, Thirty-eighth Illinois, and J. C. Thomas, Eighty-eighth Illinois, of the Federal army—an hour's conversation with them.
Sunday, January 4.
Last night Gene...
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