A Prisoner of War in Virginia 1864-5
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At the time of his enlistment he was preparing for ordina- tion as a minister in the Baptist denomination. After the war, he had a parish in Portland, Maine, and was the editor of one of the leading papers of his denomina- tion. Later, he accepted the post of Chaplain for the Soldiers Home at Togus, Maine, and for years he rendered to the veterans sympathetic and cflicicnt service. Majc^r Burrage, who is a scholarly hi. Storian as well as a preacher, is to be ranked among the leaders of his den...omination and among the representative citizens of his State and of the country.
128 Appendix 129 CAPTAIN WILLIAM COOK. OF NF:\V YORK My personal relations with Captain Cook, whom I had known as a boy in his home city, are referred to in the preceding text. We had many sympathies in common, and the work that we did together with our German class gave us a joint interest. Captain Cook was later an instructor in German first in Yale and then in Harvard. He was killed in a hunting accident some twenty years after the war.
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At the time of his enlistment he was preparing for ordina- tion as a minister in the Baptist denomination. After the war, he had a parish in Portland, Maine, and was the editor of one of the leading papers of his denomina- tion. Later, he accepted the post of Chaplain for the Soldiers Home at Togus, Maine, and for years he rendered to the veterans sympathetic and cflicicnt service. Majc^r Burrage, who is a scholarly hi. Storian as well as a preacher, is to be ranked among the leaders of his den...omination and among the representative citizens of his State and of the country.
128 Appendix 129 CAPTAIN WILLIAM COOK. OF NF:\V YORK My personal relations with Captain Cook, whom I had known as a boy in his home city, are referred to in the preceding text. We had many sympathies in common, and the work that we did together with our German class gave us a joint interest. Captain Cook was later an instructor in German first in Yale and then in Harvard. He was killed in a hunting accident some twenty years after the war.
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