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How the flag became old glory (1915)

Scott, Emma Look Mrs., 1858- · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 164

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iring often withthe most patriotic sentiments upon their lips,I became faint and sick. My sympathies wereall aroused. Markedly noticeable in his lettersis the absence of self-elation over his victories.There are, rather, a rejoicing in the advancementof his cause and gratitude to the Almighty… … 148 HOW THE FLAG BECAME OLD GLORY duty to his country, and at peace with his God,has played out the drama of life to the best ad-vantage. Shortly after this was penned, theHartford was steaming into Mobile Bay, underthe heavy fire of guns of Fort Morgan and FortGaines, in the execution of a naval…

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