History of the Union Jack And Flags of the Empire Their Origin Proportions An
History of the Union Jack And Flags of the Empire Their Origin Proportions An
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When the Red Ensign, or any similarly quartered flag, is reversed on the flagstaff that is to say, dis- played with the Union down it becomes a signal of distress. Union Jacks are often seen hoisted upside down (PL vii. , fig. 1). ISTo more distressing act can be done to the Union Jack than to thus carelessly reverse its crosses by putting the wrong end next the staff, with the broad white saltire down, nor greater indignity be done to its supporters than by thus re- versing... the -correct positions of their national Jacks. Elags are sometimes to be seen (PI. Vn. , fig. 2) in which the white border around the red cross of St. George is reduced to the same narrow size as the border of St. Patrick, and thus the white ground of the Jacks of England and Ireland has been wiped out. Still more often the red cross of St. Patrick is set full in the centre of the diagonal cross, and thus the cross of St. Andrew is completely expunged, for its white is reduced to only two narrow white margins 218 PLATE VE Present LlNior 4 Jack upside down mi Jack wron GLY MADE 1 Jack wrc )NGL Y MADE THE LESSONS OP THE CEOSSES on both sides of the Irish red cross.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Andrew upper- most.
When the Red Ensign, or any similarly quartered flag, is reversed on the flagstaff that is to say, dis- played with the Union down it becomes a signal of distress. Union Jacks are often seen hoisted upside down (PL vii. , fig. 1). ISTo more distressing act can be done to the Union Jack than to thus carelessly reverse its crosses by putting the wrong end next the staff, with the broad white saltire down, nor greater indignity be done to its supporters than by thus re- versing... the -correct positions of their national Jacks. Elags are sometimes to be seen (PI. Vn. , fig. 2) in which the white border around the red cross of St. George is reduced to the same narrow size as the border of St. Patrick, and thus the white ground of the Jacks of England and Ireland has been wiped out. Still more often the red cross of St. Patrick is set full in the centre of the diagonal cross, and thus the cross of St. Andrew is completely expunged, for its white is reduced to only two narrow white margins 218 PLATE VE Present LlNior 4 Jack upside down mi Jack wron GLY MADE 1 Jack wrc )NGL Y MADE THE LESSONS OP THE CEOSSES on both sides of the Irish red cross.
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