Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Chaplain J. C. Hiden” in chapter 11, page 350 of J. William Jones, Christ in the camp, or religion in Lee's army:
... and originated under circumstances of peculiar interest.
A youth of the Ninth Louisiana Regiment named Bledsoe professed conversion in hospital at Charlottesville, under the instructions of Post Chaplain J. C. Hiden , and returned to his brigade; with the burning zeal of the young convert determined to do something for the spiritual good of his comrades.
It is no harm to say that Hays' Brigade, though as gall...
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