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Tag Archives: Stars and Bars
James Jackson: The Original Virginia Flagger Part 1 in a series
Shout, shout his deed of glory. Tell it in song and story; Tell it where soldiers brave Rush fearless to their grave: Tell it–a magic spell In that great deed shall dwell. Many think that raising the Confederate flag … Continue reading →
Posted in Civil War Events, Civilian, Lincoln, Memory, Monuments, Newspapers, Personalities, Politics
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Tagged Abe Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln, Alexandria, Andrew Dickson White, Confederate Battle Flag, Confederate Flag, Confederate flags, Elmer Ellsworth, James A. Jackson, Jihn Padgett, Marshall House, Marshall House Flag, Mary Lincoln, Memory, New York Military Museum, Occoquan, secession, Stars and Bars, Virginia, Virginia Flaggers, Virginia secession
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Meaning No Disrespect . . .
The removal of South Carolina’s Confederate battle flag from the grounds of the Statehouse on Friday (7/10/2015) caused quite a kerfluffle, for many reasons.
Posted in Armies, Campaigns, Common Soldier, Leadership--Confederate, Memory, Monuments, National Park Service, Politics, Preservation, Reconstruction, Slavery, Ties to the War
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Tagged "The Conquered Banner", 11th NY, 69th NY, Army of Northern Virginia, battle flag, Beauregard, Blood-Stained Banner, Confederate Battle Flag, Confederate Culture Wars, Embassy Row, Father Ryan, flag etiquette, furling, Governor Nikki Haley, national flag, national flags, Preservation, Robert E. Lee, South Carolina removes Confederate Battle Flag, St. Andrews Cross, Stainless Banner, Stars and Bars
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