Spectemur Agendo; a History of the State Fencibles, 1913-1919, Including All of the Principal Events From the Centennial, (Hardcover)

"Spectemur Agendo; a History of the State Fencibles, 1913-1919" chronicles the history of the State Fencibles, a unit of the Pennsylvania National Guard, during a pivotal period in American history. Beginning with the centennial anniversary celebrations and continuing through the tumultuous years of World War I, this detailed account captures the experiences and contributions of these citizen-soldiers. The book provides valuable insights into the unit's training, deployments, and engagements during the war.

Written by Thomas Smith Lanard, the book offers a unique perspective on the impact of the war on a local military organization and its members. It sheds light on the sacrifices made by these individuals and their families, and it serves as a tribute to their service and dedication. This historical record is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in military history, Pennsylvania history, or the role of the National Guard in World War I.

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