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The cross on the sword

The cross on the sword

ChristianityHistory
Pages
352
Published
1996
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores the unique role of military chaplains within the British Armed Forces, focusing on their historical contributions and the challenges they faced. It delves into the intersection of faith and military life, examining how these clergy members provided spiritual guidance and support amidst the complexities of war and service. The narrative highlights significant moments and figures, offering a detailed look at their impact on both individuals and the broader military community.

Prose complexity
7/10

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Genres

Christianity History Military History Military

Authors

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James Hagerty

James Hagerty writes across a range of subjects, from historical fiction like The cross on the sword to local history with Leeds at war. He also explores LGBTQ+ themes in The high priesthood of being gay and is the author of novels such as Nut Grass and Rabbit's Leap.

T
Tom Johnstone

Tom Johnstone writes compelling horror and dark fantasy. His works include the collections Body Shocks and Cutting Block Single Slices, Volume 1, along with stories like How I Learned The Truth About Krampus. He has also contributed to Kzine Issue 12 and penned The cross on the sword.