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 60
-group jfour.,. No. I—Twenty-second Infantry.No. 2—Twenty-third Infantry.No. 3—Twenty-fourth Infantry.No. 4—Twerjty-fiftb Infantry.No. 5—TweQty-sixtb Infantry. No. 6—Twenty-seventb iQfantry.No. 7—Twerjty-eigbtb Infantry.No. 8—Twenty-ninth IQfantryNo. 9—Thirtieth InfaQtry.No. 10—Eighth Cavalry. HON.… … A LTHOUGH nearly a third of a century haspassed since the civil war, its battle flags arestill the objects of popular love and devotion.And so we find a common patriotic impulsespontaneously moving towards their preservation. The legislature of Iowa has enactedthis sentiment into law. Animated by…
Flags -- Iowa · United States -- History Civil War, 1861-1865 Regimental histories
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