What Germany could do for Ireland,1916,Spiked Helmet,Female,WWI,World War I

Title: What Germany could do for Ireland
Date Created/Published: 1916.
Medium: 1 photomechanical print : halftone.
Summary: Female personification of Germany with spiked helmet, sword and shield leading female personification of Ireland (young girl) from darkness into light. Cartoon urging Irish-Americans to support U.S. neutrality in WWI.
Notes:
Halftone repro. of drawing.
Illus. in: James K. McGuire, What Could Germany do for Ireland?, N.Y., 1916, frontispiece.
This record contains unverified, old data from caption card, with subsequent revisions.
Caption card tracings: Cartoons, US; Ireland Hist. 1916; WWI Cartoons of US; For. relations Ger. Ire.; Neutrality Cartoons; Irish Americans 1916; BI WORKS; WWI Neutrality; Shelf.
Bookmark /2004667733/
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