The story of the Union Jack; how it grew and what it is, particularly in its connection with the history of Canada (1897)
Cumberland, Barlow, 1846-1913 · Toronto W. Briggs · leaf 189
troying the position of their national Jacks. Such eiTors cannot be too greatly lamented,or be too carefully avoided, for by them dis-honour is done to the memory of the nationswhose prowess has ennobled their nationalemblems, and the beautiful Story of theUnion Jack is utterly marred, for the… … o flJLfl flJLffl -I- < zo en .in zoen _iu The Lessons of the Crosses. 171 Jack, in which all three nations are repre-sented. It was born when the power of GreatBritain seemed to be almost wrecked. Ee-verses had accumulated upon her. In America,thirteen of her longest established and mostpopulous…
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