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The Daily Dispatch: may 30, 1861., [Electronic resource]	2	0	Browse	Search
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J. William Jones, Christ in the camp, or religion in Lee's army, Chapter 6: hospital work. (search)

ersing on the subject of personal religion. How brightly and beautifully the impressions made on youthful hearts by pious parents come out amid the darkness of trouble and suffering in the hospital! God be praised for these sanctifying influences on the heart of the soldier! One noble soldier said to me: Thank God for the tract you gave me. It was blest to my conversion. I may die from this wound (he was shot through the breast), but I feel that Jesus is my trust. I fear not to die. A. P. Abell. A lady, living at the North, writes to a Southern friend, after visiting the hospital for Confederate prisoners on David's island: Oh! I felt proud as a queen to see how beautifully they behave —grave, thoughtful, dignified, uncomplaining, cheerful, grateful for kindness, courteous—gentlemen to the backbone. They received me with as much ease (flat on their backs, in shirt and drawers, bunked up all kinds of ways) as if they had been doing the hospitality in their far-off homes. Eve

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