Our country's flag and the flags of foreign countries (1898)
Holden, Edward Singleton, 1846-1914 · New York : D. Appleton and company · leaf 121
more than two hundred feet long, and con-tains something over ten thousand separatefigures of ships, castles, warriors, flags, horses, 90 THE FLAGS OF FOREIGN NATIONS. dogs, etc. The flags are mostly of the pen-non form, and they usually have three pointsto the tail. They are covered with the… … Fig. 33.—Ancient war ships with banners on their sails. CHAPTEE IV. THE FLAGS OF FOREIGN NATIONS ENGLAND-— SIGNALING BY FLAGS—-SALUTES FRANCE. The history of the flags of England andof France will be given with some fullness.England has an historic relation with Amer-ica, and her story is in some…
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