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The story of our flag, colonial and national, with historical sketch of the Quakeress Betsy Ross (1898)

Weaver, Addie Guthrie · Chicago, A. G. Weaver · leaf 9

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s, that while man in defending our Flag hasaccomplished his greatest achievements, and won undying fame,woman first fashioned into a thing of beauty the symbol of thatpatriotic devotion. To Mr. George Canby of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Sophia Cam-pion Guthrie of Washington. D. C., grandson and great… … Tls-d J-fouS&- ■g^Hovs^cf Setsey-7^055^ ^3f JJ^cLSf-J^p^Ua^ij,}^-,, \ ^be Stov^ of ©ur ^lao. COLONIAL AND NATIONAL. The history of our flag from its inception, in fact, the incep-tion itself, has been a source of much argument and greatdiversity of opinion. Many theories and mystifications have…

Ross, Betsy, 1752-1836 · Flags -- United States

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