How the Flag Became Old Glory
How the Flag Became Old Glory
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] It is given by one authority that St. Leger was himself becoming asapprehensive of his red-faced allies as he was of the enemy he wasfighting.
The fears he had sought to instill in the minds of the garrison were nowreturned upon his own head.
THE KNIGHT OF THE SEA (OUR FIRST EUROPEAN SALUTE) INSEPARABLY connected with the Stars and Stripes must ever be the nameof John Paul Jones.
The "Untitled Knight of the Sea, " the Duchess de Chartres--mother ofLouis Philippe, afterward King of France; and... granddaughter of a highadmiral of France--was fond of calling him. For albeit John Paul Joneswas of Scotch peasant ancestry, his associates were people of thehighest intellect and rank. In appearance he was handsome; in mannerprepossessing; and in speech he was a linguist, having at easy commandthe English, French, and Spanish languages. His surname was Paul. Thename Jones was inherited with a fine plantation in America.
The call of the sea was strong to the lad and of its dangers he had nofear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] It is given by one authority that St. Leger was himself becoming asapprehensive of his red-faced allies as he was of the enemy he wasfighting.
The fears he had sought to instill in the minds of the garrison were nowreturned upon his own head.
THE KNIGHT OF THE SEA (OUR FIRST EUROPEAN SALUTE) INSEPARABLY connected with the Stars and Stripes must ever be the nameof John Paul Jones.
The "Untitled Knight of the Sea, " the Duchess de Chartres--mother ofLouis Philippe, afterward King of France; and... granddaughter of a highadmiral of France--was fond of calling him. For albeit John Paul Joneswas of Scotch peasant ancestry, his associates were people of thehighest intellect and rank. In appearance he was handsome; in mannerprepossessing; and in speech he was a linguist, having at easy commandthe English, French, and Spanish languages. His surname was Paul. Thename Jones was inherited with a fine plantation in America.
The call of the sea was strong to the lad and of its dangers he had nofear.
What to read after How the Flag Became Old Glory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott Emma Look Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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