The story of old glory, 1776-1918, Washington to Wilson, fighting for democracy and the God given liberties of a wide open sea, determined to destroy autocracy, that all humanity may live and be free
A patriotic American history and flag tract written by William Archibald Camp and printed in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1918 for a popular wartime readership, running from Washington to Wilson. The plates are halftone reproductions of painted and engraved portraits of presidents, generals and statesmen, some grouped in oval frames with laurel wreaths and hand-lettered captions on tinted paper.
