The True Story of the American Flag
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15 flag with a union and thirteen stripes, and the commander's flag a yellow flag with a rattlesnake upon it/' In the Pennsylvania Evening Post of June 20, 1776, was published a letter stating that the British cruiser Roebuck had captured two prizes in Delaware Bay " which she de- coyed by hoisting a Continental Union Flag/' There is no doubt that from July 4, 1776, until June 14, 1777, we had as a national en- sign simply a flag with thirteen stripes, as we had declared ourselves free from the... gov- ernment represented by the crosses of St.
George and St. Andrew which we had hith- erto on our flag, but having upon it a snake with the motto already so often mentioned of " Don't tread on me," and this design was used, but without any official action being taken thereon by the General Congress (see Fig. 11) ; yet from May, 1776, or June, 1776, the date fixed upon in the Ross claim, until May, 1777, the American troops fought the following battles: June 28, 1776, Fort Moultrie. The flag in that engagement was a blue flag with a crescent and the word " Liberty " upon it (see Fig 12).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15 flag with a union and thirteen stripes, and the commander's flag a yellow flag with a rattlesnake upon it/' In the Pennsylvania Evening Post of June 20, 1776, was published a letter stating that the British cruiser Roebuck had captured two prizes in Delaware Bay " which she de- coyed by hoisting a Continental Union Flag/' There is no doubt that from July 4, 1776, until June 14, 1777, we had as a national en- sign simply a flag with thirteen stripes, as we had declared ourselves free from the... gov- ernment represented by the crosses of St.
George and St. Andrew which we had hith- erto on our flag, but having upon it a snake with the motto already so often mentioned of " Don't tread on me," and this design was used, but without any official action being taken thereon by the General Congress (see Fig. 11) ; yet from May, 1776, or June, 1776, the date fixed upon in the Ross claim, until May, 1777, the American troops fought the following battles: June 28, 1776, Fort Moultrie. The flag in that engagement was a blue flag with a crescent and the word " Liberty " upon it (see Fig 12).
What to read after The True Story of the American Flag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fow John Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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