Stand by the flag and the birth of American emblems
The article traces the flag’s symbolism from colonial banners to the national emblem. It recalls the rise of Flag Day and the American Flag Association, notes the early flags of English and colonial use, and describes how the 13 stripes flag was adopted by Congress on June 14, 1777 after prior variants.
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Ted
Great Britain
United States
St. George
New World
England
Scotland
Down
Firntain
St. James
George
Americi
George Washington
Cambridge
Mass
St. Andrew
Continental Congress
Whatia
University
Chicago
A Song of the Flag and Its Endless Reach
A poetic meditation on the flag as symbol of liberty and unity. It recalls the flag’s early design, Betsy Ross lore, and the evolving stars and stripes through key dates: 1777, 1795, 1803, and the ongoing Union expansion. The piece blends patriotism with historical notes on flag evolution and national ideals.
Domestic Tension Explored in Psychological Novel excerpt
A dramatic excerpt traces a troubled marriage with volatile confrontations and a bleak cycle of conflict. The pair clash as lingering resentments surface, while a published psychologist’s dissection of a woman's soul echoes separate moral warnings.
Night party recalls a rambunctious social gathering
An ornate party scene unfolds with Captain of Industry hosting a three day affair. Guests bottle up wine and jokes as a lively crowd teases the speaker with playful heckles while a Hungarian orchestra and stage theatrics set a raucous, melodramatic tone.
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Herman
Gus
Thomas
Simeon
Ford
Ana
A. Dinger
Boston. Symphony
Gorge
Temark
Deceline
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