Marked Progress Under Our Flag
Fragmented historical essay traces the U S flag evolution from 13 stars to 28 by 1846, outlining battles, treaties, and national symbols. It recalls Lexington, Bunker Hill, and Washington’s era, noting flag designs, patriotic mottos, and wartime costs. It surveys Revolutionary War, War of 1812, and Mexican invasion contexts, with political motives and economic impacts on colonies and states.
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New York Sun
Spain
Phant
Mies
Ceorge Woehinglien
Dalan Fey
Thas
Washington
Toss
Kentucky
Vermont
Congress
Boston
South Carolina
Uwe
Fladetone
United States
Eintteen
Fig
Ierely
Ritalin
Englind
Aoa Vale Terra
Conmery
Lal
Great Britain
Jorforein
Napoleon
Frures
Dario
Inkish
Attle
Meevee
Fhence
Texas
Tutes
Leuteiana
Jordhanda
Atala
Maine
Missouri
Arkitiane
Michhean
Frenida
Puede
Iilitars
Tavier
Bott
Fragmented note cryptically questions a familiar poet
A distorted text fragment asks who knows you well and hints at a hidden poet. The voice references Teiss Oh and Teity with mentions of Nag Petipa and Jagged imagery, suggesting a personal, intimate inquiry framed as verse.
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Scranton
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Polk
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Dvitieh Statiertotan
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Qatar
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Hove
Piaval
Ohio
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Ikon
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Peederick
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