by Peyton Harrison Hoge (Author)
A detailed examination of the life and career of Moses Drury Hoge, one of the most prominent Presbyterian pastors in 19th-century America. From his preaching tours across the country to his efforts to establish a Presbyterian presence in the Confederate Army, Hoge left an indelible mark on American religious life, and this book tells his fascinating story.
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