Come men! Come! Fight for justice! ... Emulate the example of Bahamians who have gone before and are upholding the honour of our colony
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Come men! Come! Fight for justice! ... Emulate the example of Bahamians who have gone before and are upholding the honour of our colony, 1915, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A red-ink recruitment poster titled "Come Men! Come!" urges men to fight for justice and truth and enlist now, with portrait photographs of Poincaré, King George V, King Albert of Belgium, Woodrow Wilson, and Sir Douglas Haig arranged in columns. The poster is dated 1915 and held in the Wikimedia Commons collection, with a printed credit line at the foot.
