1856 CIVIL WAR. Rare War-Used Hymnal Owned by Brigadier General, David B. McKibbin. Superb. Moravians and earlier puritan works on

and earlier puritan works on the inward workings of genuine Christianity

It carried of a 3 month sentence to be accompanied by banishment from England or execution if the person did not swear an oath of non-repetition for the offense

but the majority of the volume occupied with establishing the Christian origins of American identity

including early American use of the Psalter

Then turn your eyes and behold superior number at a little distance

1856 CIVIL WAR. Rare War-Used Hymnal Owned by Brigadier General, David B. McKibbin. Superb. Moravians and earlier puritan works onA superb Methodist Hymnal owned by Brevet Brigadier General David Bell McKibbin [1831 1890]. McKibbin studied at West Point and was a professional military man, serving first in the Mexican American War, then in Washington Territory during the Puget Sound War, and the Civil War. During the Civil War, he served as a company and battalion commander in the 14th Infantry Regiment, fighting with the Army of the Potomac in the Seven Days Battles, the Second