Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 597
THE PALMETTO FLAG. acknowledged us as belonging to their great familyyet; in fact, we had not quite cut loose from Eng-land, yet we were fighting her with all our might,and it seemed absurd to be under her colors. In 566 U U R FLAG. IJuly, the fight at Bunker Hill, the flag planted in thecorner of… … OUR FLAG AT BlNKEF HILL. and a pine-tree, that same pine-tree, in the upperright-hand quarter of the cross. Our army at Cambridge celebrated New YearsDay, Jan. 1st, 1776, not as the Chinese, by firingcrackers and illuminating lanterns in the evening,nor yet by making calls, but by unfurling for…
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