The call to arms by William Henry Walker (1917)

Caricature drawing of a man with a Peace at Any Price banner confronting a man blowing a bugle, with ships at sea behind.

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A charcoal-style caricature drawing titled The call to arms, by William Henry Walker, dated 1917. A stout, bald man in a waistcoat leans forward holding a banner reading Peace at Any Price, shouting and thrusting his hand toward a standing older man in a hat who raises a bugle to his lips. Distant ships and a choppy sea appear in the background.

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1917

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