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Grand Union and All the Glory: Early Flags and the Nation's 250th
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When I used to be a kid, the flagpole at my grandfather's home held a ragged, hand-sewn banner that nobody in our domestic could moderately title. It had stripes, convinced, but the canton showed the time-honored go of the British Union in a diminished blue rectangular. My grandfather generally known as it the Grand Union and observed he favored it since it reminded him that records hardly arrives cleanly or by means of decree. It arrived in tiers, messy and human. This
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