Struggling for Recogntion the United States Army Chaplaincy 1791-1865 Volume II
Struggling for Recognition: The United States Army Chaplaincy 1791-1865 Volume II by Herman Albert Norton chronicles the chaplaincy's fight for legitimacy in the early American military. Covering the period from the nation's founding wars to the Civil War, it reveals the institutional challenges and advancements that defined this vital service. A essential read for historians of religion and the armed forces.
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Volume II of Struggling for Recognition examines the United States Army Chaplaincy during the period from 1791 to 1865, focusing on the efforts to establish and affirm its role within the military structure.
The book details the historical context of the chaplaincy's development amid the nation's early conflicts and expansions.
Author Herman Albert Norton provides an in-depth analysis based on archival sources, highlighting key events and figures that shaped this institution.
This work contributes to understanding the intersection of religion, military service, and American history in the 19th century.
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