Charter By Laws Officers Members List of Colonial Governors
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Unfinished business.
8. New business.
9. Motion to adjourn.
ARTICLE X.
SEAL.
The corporate seal of the Society shall be the name of the Society inscribed within a circle near the edge and in the center thereof the date of incorporation.
ARTICLE XL INSIGNA, ROSETTE AND STANDARD.
The insigna of the Society shall be a gold star of thirteen points upon which shall be placed the shield of the Great Seal of the United States enameled in colors proper encir cled by the name of the Society in gold lett...ers upon a blue enameled band edged with gold; through a staple affixed 14 to the back of the top point of the star shall pass a gold ring by means of which the insigna shall be suspended by a watered ribbon of red, orange and light blue equally pro portioned, bordered on the edges by red, white and blue. A hidden gold pin shall be fastened to the ribbon as the means of wearing the insigna upon the left lapel of the coat.
The star of thirteen points represents the American Colonies; the shield the establishment of their Independ ence; the colors of the ribbon indicate the countries by whom the Colonies were settled and governed, red for Eng land, orange for Holland, and light blue for Sweden, and the red, white and blue borders the estab 1 isbment of Inde pendence, the insigna being intended to represent the sub jects mentioned in the Purpose of the Society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unfinished business.
8. New business.
9. Motion to adjourn.
ARTICLE X.
SEAL.
The corporate seal of the Society shall be the name of the Society inscribed within a circle near the edge and in the center thereof the date of incorporation.
ARTICLE XL INSIGNA, ROSETTE AND STANDARD.
The insigna of the Society shall be a gold star of thirteen points upon which shall be placed the shield of the Great Seal of the United States enameled in colors proper encir cled by the name of the Society in gold lett...ers upon a blue enameled band edged with gold; through a staple affixed 14 to the back of the top point of the star shall pass a gold ring by means of which the insigna shall be suspended by a watered ribbon of red, orange and light blue equally pro portioned, bordered on the edges by red, white and blue. A hidden gold pin shall be fastened to the ribbon as the means of wearing the insigna upon the left lapel of the coat.
The star of thirteen points represents the American Colonies; the shield the establishment of their Independ ence; the colors of the ribbon indicate the countries by whom the Colonies were settled and governed, red for Eng land, orange for Holland, and light blue for Sweden, and the red, white and blue borders the estab 1 isbment of Inde pendence, the insigna being intended to represent the sub jects mentioned in the Purpose of the Society.
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