Serving Two Masters: The Development of American Military Chaplaincy, 1860-1920
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Serving Two Masters: The Development of American Military Chaplaincy, 1860-1920

by Richard M. Budd

History Religion Military
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Traces the growth of U.S. military chaplaincy from the Civil War to World War I, showing how chaplains reconciled spiritual service with military requirements.

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This book examines the evolving role of American military chaplains between 1860 and 1920.

It explores the challenges chaplains faced in serving both their faith and the armed forces during major conflicts.

The study draws on historical records to trace the development and professionalization of the chaplaincy.

Readers gain insight into how religious ministry adapted to the demands of modern warfare.

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