Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Service Record of Men of the Hanover National Bank of the City of New York: Being an Account of the Experiences of the Men of the Hanover National Bank in the Great World War
A change was noticeable as the men came back on leave from time to time to visit their friends in the Bank. Their handshake was firmer; their tread more confident; their carriage more erect. They had gained in weight, their skin was clearer and their eyes brighter.
The correspondence between the men in camp, on the battlefront and on the high seas, and their fellow clerks and Officers was frequent and very interesting. Much Of this correspondence has been preserved and is here presented as written. One cannot read these letters without noticing the high purpose which pervades the correspondence and without catching something of the spirit which inspired the writers. They are living documents and for that reason have a peculiar interest.
In recognition of the faithful service of the men, and as an evidence Of the pride of the' Bank in their accomplish ments, this volume has been prepared that there may be a record for future time Of the part borne in the Great World War by the young men Of the Hanover National Bank.
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