1861 GEO. D. ARMSTRONG. "The Good Hand of Our God Upon Us. Confederate Victory at Bull Run! Inklings A historic curiosity nonetheless

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1861 GEO. D. ARMSTRONG. "The Good Hand of Our God Upon Us. Confederate Victory at Bull Run! Inklings A historic curiosity nonethelessAn exceptionally rare sermon preached in celebration of the first major battle of the Civil War, i. e. The Battle of First Manassas, or as it has commonly been known, The Battle of Bull Run. Widely considered a victory for the Confederates, here G. D. Armstrong, Presbyterian divine at Norfolk, see the victory as a token of divine favor on the Confederacy and prophecies a speed, decisive end to the War. Not a single example in the auction records.