40 Rounds From the Cartridge Box of the Fighting Chaplain, Embracing the “cream” of the “old War Songs” and Recitations, and the Odes of the W.R.C., G.A.R., S. of V

This stirring personal account of the American Civil War is a testament to the courage and faith of the men who fought in that conflict. Lozier, a chaplain with the Union Army, served with several regiments during the war, ministering to the spiritual needs of the soldiers and sometimes taking up arms himself. His descriptions of the battles he witnessed and the men he served with are vivid and moving, offering a unique perspective on a crucial period in American history. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in the Civil War or the history of American religion.

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