Report of the Battle Flag Committee appointed by the Twenty-Fourth General Assembly to provide cases and transfer the Iowa battle flags from the Arsenal to the State capitol (1896)
Iowa. Battle Flag Committee · Des Moines : F. R. Conaway, state printer · leaf 18
\\ -.group ®ne... No- 1 —first Cavalry. No. 2—Second Infantry-No. 3—Second Cavalry.No- 4—first Battery.No. 5—First Infantry.No. 6—Third Infantry.No. 7—Fourtb Infantry.No. 8—Fifth Infantry.No. 9—Sixth Infantry. No. 10—Seventh Infantry INTRODUCTION, … T WAS a noble resolution that led to theproper preservation of Iowas war flags.There was no danger of people forgettingthe soldiers, or their sacrifices, but theseflags, that were emblems of great deeds,might fade away. History hardly relatesof another such scene as was witnessed inIowas capital on…
Flags -- Iowa · United States -- History Civil War, 1861-1865 Regimental histories
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