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J. William Jones
A chaplain in the Army of Northern Virginia and later secretary of the Southern Historical Society, who wrote Christ in the Camp (1887) on the revival in Lee's army.
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“I have been very anxious in all of the statements I have made about this great work not to exaggerate in the least, and I have, therefore, preferred to underestimate rather than to risk overestimating these grand results.”
Christ in the Camp; or, Religion in Lee's Army, chapter 13, page 391
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Matthew 11:28 Come to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. BSB
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A chaplain in the Army of Northern Virginia and later secretary of the Southern Historical Society, who wrote Christ in the Camp (1887) on the revival in Lee's army.
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