God's Almost Chosen Peoples

Exploring the intersection of faith and the Civil War, George C. Rable presents a fresh perspective on how individuals from various political and religious backgrounds perceived divine influence during this tumultuous period. By delving into the spiritual beliefs that shaped the experiences of soldiers and civilians alike, the book uncovers the often-overlooked role of religion in understanding the war's events and its impact on American society. Rable's work challenges conventional narratives, highlighting the profound connection between faith and the conflict.