1861 CIVIL WAR BIBLE. For Joseph Cook, Mustered August, 1861. With Handwritten Notes! Moravians

1861 CIVIL WAR BIBLE. For Joseph Cook, Mustered August, 1861. With Handwritten Notes! MoraviansAn unusually nice Bible for a soldier. Most carried only a New Testament and Psalms, slightly smaller than the present, issued to fit in the Union issue pocket. Our soldier was either particularly devout, and thus brought his own full Bible, or was an officer or chaplain, having the liberty to bring something more substantial with him. The presentation, August 4, 1861, is likely the date he was mustered or departed, as usual for Civil War era Bibles.

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*American Revolutionary War Interest - Review of a Letter Addressed to the Abbe Raynal on the Affirs of North America and the Revolution in America

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