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Reminiscences of the Civil War
- Paper cover
- 40 pages
- 0.11 lbs
Item #7-41202
This account of Peter Hartman's Civil War experiences as a conscientious objector portrays examples of nonresistance under test. The reader will be encouraged to continue steadfast in the faith of our fathers. Reprinted from the 1964 edition.
- Preface
- Introduction to the 1988 Printing
- Reminiscences
- The Church Opposed to Slavery
- The Church Opposed to War
- John Brown's Raid Stirs the South
- "If Lincoln Is Elected"
- "There Is a Tremendous Storm Brewing in the South"
- The First Great Battle
- To My Family
- The Period of Hiding for Mennonite Draftees
- Prisoners in Richmond
- We'll All Go Home
- Some Hardships of War
- The Battle of Harrisonburg
- An Interview With General Sheridan
- Off for the North
- Viewing the Body of Lincoln
- The End of the War the the Return Home
- The Life of Peter S. Hartman
- School Years
- Becoming a Christian
- Promoter of Church
- Interest in Christian Education
- Farmer and Businessman
- A Man With a Sense of Mission
- Acknowledgements
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