The Peace Martyr of the Shenandaoh Valley
American Civil War
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7m 24s
John Kline was a man of great faith. Living near current Broadway, he put on thousands of miles as a missionary for the German Baptist Brethren Church. HIs practice of faith made other suspect him, on both sides. Spend a few minutes and meet a man we have great respect for, and didn’t deserve the end that came to him.
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