Pertinent Questions on Flags and Statesmen Refuted
The Kansas Digest's March issue reprints Barney Sheridan's Western Spirit positing questions about half mast of flags after US presidents deaths. The response defends Britain’s flags as a courtesy practice, cites Lincoln Garfield and Harrison mourning, and notes Queen Victoria’s actions. It argues for historical accuracy and official communications between governments and ministers.
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