Publication of 'The Call'
Poet involved
What happened
In 1914, Jessie Pope published her poem 'The Call,' which became one of her most famous works. The poem, written in the context of World War I, called young men to enlist and fight for their country. It was published in various newspapers and resonated with the patriotic fervor of the time.
Literary impact
'The Call' exemplified Pope's shift towards pro-war poetry, reflecting the nationalistic sentiment prevalent during the early years of the war. This work marked a significant turn in her career, as it brought her both acclaim and criticism for its jingoistic themes.
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