Origin And History of the American Flag And of the Naval And Yacht Club Signals
Origin And History of the American Flag And of the Naval And Yacht Club Signals
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227 secret resolution, no member of the first year should hold his seat in Congress until he became a suliscriber.^ The first legislation of the Continental Congress on the subject of a federal navy was on the 18th of October, 1775, and cruisers were about that time equipped and sent to sea on a three months' cruise, under the pine-tree flag, but without any provision for a national en- sign. Two days later, Oi-t. "^O, 1775, Washington writes to Colonel Glover and Stephen Moylan, " Please fix u...pon some particular flag, and a signal by which our vessels may know one another. What do you think of a flag with a white ground, a tree in the middle, the motto, ' Appeal to Heaven. ' This is the flag of our floating batteries. We are fitting out two vessels at Plymouth, and when T next hear from you on this subject I will let them know the flag and the signal, that we may distinguish our friends from our foes. " - Mr. Moylan replies : "■ The schooner sailed this morning. As they had none but their old colors, we appointed them a signal that they nuiy know each other by, and be known to their friends, — as the en- sign up the main topping lift.
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227 secret resolution, no member of the first year should hold his seat in Congress until he became a suliscriber.^ The first legislation of the Continental Congress on the subject of a federal navy was on the 18th of October, 1775, and cruisers were about that time equipped and sent to sea on a three months' cruise, under the pine-tree flag, but without any provision for a national en- sign. Two days later, Oi-t. "^O, 1775, Washington writes to Colonel Glover and Stephen Moylan, " Please fix u...pon some particular flag, and a signal by which our vessels may know one another. What do you think of a flag with a white ground, a tree in the middle, the motto, ' Appeal to Heaven. ' This is the flag of our floating batteries. We are fitting out two vessels at Plymouth, and when T next hear from you on this subject I will let them know the flag and the signal, that we may distinguish our friends from our foes. " - Mr. Moylan replies : "■ The schooner sailed this morning. As they had none but their old colors, we appointed them a signal that they nuiy know each other by, and be known to their friends, — as the en- sign up the main topping lift.
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