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#62 Poster implies the quickly building ships will help America win World War I

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Poster implies the quickly building ships will help America win World War I

WWI Propaganda Posters: The Posters That Sold World War I to the American Public

#62 Poster implies the quickly building ships will help America win World War I

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←#61 Poster encourages people to buy War Saving Stamps, used by the U. S. Government to pay for World War I
#63 Poster urges Americans to eat fish because ‘they feed themselves,’ unlike land animals→

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