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quadgram	frequency
the flag of the	122
of the united states	113
the cross of st	96
the arms of the	51
the stars and stripes	44
the centre of the	43
red cross of st	43
in the centre of	41
the red cross of	41
flag of the united	40
in the upper corner	40
the union of the	38
the crosses of st	34
of the royal navy	29
of the union jack	27
of great britain and	24
the history of the	23
the royal standard of	23
great britain and ireland	23
the national flag of	23
the flags of the	22
of england and scotland	21
the colours of the	20
at the time of	20
the name of the	20
the origin of the	20
the united states of	19
the union jack of	19
the time of the	19
jack of james i	18
in the united states	18
kingdom of great britain	18
at the battle of	18
of the flag is	18
the ships of the	18
is shown in fig	18
of the united colonies	17
in the reign of	17
the union jack in	17
united states of america	17
the banner of st	17
the rest of the	16
in the same way	16
as shown in fig	16
may be seen in	16
alternate red and white	16
in the case of	16
on a white ground	16
is the flag of	16
in the flag of	16
in the arms of	15
the ensign of the	15
union jack in the	15
the royal standard is	15
the sovereignty of the	15
at the same time	15
of the united kingdom	14
the standard of the	14
from time to time	14
of the flag of	14
jack of queen anne	14
as a sign of	14
of the arms of	14
jack in the upper	13
the command of the	13
on the th of	13
national flag of the	13
the white cross of	13
of the british empire	13
the field of the	13
in the time of	13
the upper corner of	13
the th day of	12
for the purpose of	12
one of the most	12
the white ground of	12
the adoption of the	12
as the emblem of	12
as we have seen	12
the royal naval reserve	12
of the cross of	12
of the red cross	11
on the eve of	11
the width of the	11
called the union jack	11
the union in the	11
the use of the	11
cross on a white	11
that the flag of	11
the sons of england	11
the supremacy of the	11
arms of the united	11
the position of the	11
the colors of the	11
the united kingdom of	11
the end of a	11
in the house of	11
the number of the	11
with the exception of	11
on a blue ground	10
the color of the	10
it is evident that	10
of the american navy	10
flag of great britain	10
the place of the	10
of the present day	10
representing a new constellation	10
red and white stripes	10
of the royal naval	10
the first american flag	10
at sea and land	10
united kingdom of great	10
heraldry of the sea	10
at the end of	10
circle of thirteen stars	10
union jack of queen	10
to be used by	10
the union jack is	10
the union jack was	10
it will be seen	10
for the time being	10
on the field of	10
in the royal navy	10
at the stern of	10
as a matter of	10
as an emblem of	9
in the first and	9
the colour of the	9
is said to have	9
white ground of the	9
to the rank of	9
the people of the	9
the story of the	9
of the british navy	9
the forces of the	9
shield in the centre	9
of the reign of	9
the grand union flag	9
to be used on	9
it will be noted	9
the close of the	9
field of the flag	9
that the union be	9
union jack of james	9
the declaration of independence	9
sovereignty of the seas	9
the patron saint of	9
that the union jack	9
the cross in the	9
the ships of all	9
for the first time	9
and in the centre	9
of england and ireland	9
the standards of the	9
appears to have been	9
the red and white	9
the banner of the	9
was the flag of	9
on a blue field	9
in the british museum	9
a white flag with	9
with the advice of	9
both at sea and	9
on the continent of	9
the reign of henry	8
in a blue field	8
on the accession of	8
of the three national	8
history of the flag	8
colonies of north america	8
of the red ensign	8
the red ensign of	8
the head of the	8
the symbol of the	8
of the mother country	8
a matter of fact	8
in the union flag	8
the continent of america	8
united states be thirteen	8
the fact that the	8
in accordance with the	8
the land of the	8
the white border to	8
the advice of our	8
be seen in fig	8
broad white of st	8
which was to be	8
the bon homme richard	8
the lords commissioners of	8
the flag of a	8
we see in fig	8
of the ships of	8
the upper corner next	8
in the upper canton	8
upper corner next the	8
the stern of the	8
white ensign of the	8
the great union flag	8
flag of the royal	8
the creation of the	8
our subjects of south	8
we have seen that	8
commonly called the union	8
admiral of the fleet	8
of the first american	8
badge of colony of	8
cape of good hope	8
the men of the	8
in the name of	8
in addition to the	8
the lord high admiral	8
the officers of the	8
of the mercantile marine	8
of the privy council	8
of the national flag	8
the great seal of	8
all parts of the	7
ships of the royal	7
of the colony of	7
the blue ground of	7
of the sons of	7
into the hands of	7
under the union jack	7
the birth of the	7
chief of the american	7
the whole of the	7
union in the upper	7
of the narrow seas	7
placed in the centre	7
the ground of the	7
the board of war	7
the broad white of	7
white border to st	7
eve of bunker hill	7
of the two kingdoms	7
the device of the	7
the government of the	7
the arms of england	7
of the thirteen united	7
union of the two	7
as early as the	7
jack of george iii	7
the members of the	7
flag of the nation	7
for the united states	7
of the board of	7
blue ground of the	7
of the crosses of	7
width of the flag	7
the vessels of the	7
ensign of the british	7
of the said united	7
continued to be used	7
the beginning of the	7
as well as the	7
on the th day	7
the hands of the	7
states be thirteen stripes	7
an appeal to heaven	7
the details of the	7
the first union flag	7
arms of province of	7
the eve of bunker	7
union jack of george	7
the form of the	7
white cross on a	7
the captain of the	7
upper corner of the	7
union be thirteen stars	7
a white cross on	7
the royal yacht squadron	7
the union be thirteen	7
of the th regiment	7
in which they were	7
be found in the	7
end of a spear	7
was one of the	7
of the flags of	7
of the house of	7
in the union jack	7
seal of the united	7
with a red cross	7
first and fourth quarters	7
for a long time	7
the end of the	7
the reign of charles	7
the red and blue	7
commissioners of the admiralty	7
belonging to any of	7
the national ensign of	7
on the admission of	7
ground of the flag	7
in time of war	7
made by our heralds	7
the uniform of the	7
in the possession of	7
and beneath it the	7
of the two flags	7
the th of june	7
of the english jack	7
is that of the	7
white cross of st	7
surmounted by a crown	7
it is to be	7
as the flag of	7
the prince of wales	7
in the first quarter	7
as a flag device	6
corner next the staff	6
the rule of the	6
the emblem of the	6
lord high admiral of	6
union of the crosses	6
the exception of the	6
in the royal standard	6
great seal of the	6
the design of the	6
the following extract from	6
on the shores of	6
cross in the ensign	6
a portion of the	6
the imperial standard of	6
the honour of the	6
of the supremacy of	6
the union flag of	6
red flag with a	6
a member of the	6
of the ensign red	6
ships of all other	6
the blue ensign with	6
flag of the governor	6
used in all flags	6
the same width as	6
the thirteen united states	6
on board their ships	6
for the province of	6
the date of the	6
at the head of	6
the commander of the	6
the shores of the	6
of the washington family	6
at the present day	6
cross on a blue	6
is the banner of	6
part of the flag	6
a representation of the	6
the special flag of	6
the body of the	6
body of the flag	6
was added to the	6
the arms of scotland	6
is represented in fig	6
will be noted that	6
arms in the centre	6
said to have been	6
in all parts of	6
white in a blue	6
the sons of the	6
white flag with a	6
by the fact that	6
the field of battle	6
an emblem of union	6
banner of sir john	6
the royal united service	6
white border of st	6
on the other hand	6
the banks of the	6
but there is no	6
the part of the	6
be noted that the	6
the first american fleet	6
it was not until	6
the lions of england	6
as the national flag	6
the capture of the	6
her majesty in council	6
the display of the	6
be used on the	6
personal flag of the	6
the stars and bars	6
royal standard of england	6
history of the union	6
the white flag of	6
of the rising sun	6
of the same width	6
crosses of the two	6
the flag of spain	6
flags of the covenanters	6
the time of henry	6
of the national anthem	6
it is interesting to	6
white and blue ensigns	6
tree in the middle	6
the arms of canada	6
in the national flag	6
in the year the	6
on the great seal	6
of some of the	6
with the addition of	6
of the treaty of	6
is derived from the	6
the dominion of canada	6
fimbriated as the saltire	6
red ensign of the	6
the first and third	6
the case of the	6
the first and fourth	6
in the british army	6
on the top of	6
the reign of edward	6
the following account of	6
of one of the	6
flag of the union	6
the union flag is	6
additional jack of james	6
the united colonies of	6
centre of the flag	6
is one of the	6
of all other nations	6
surrounded by a wreath	6
to be used in	6
that it is a	6
surmounted by the royal	6
in the second and	6
lords commissioners of the	6
by one of the	6
centre of the white	6
special flag of the	6
in one of the	6
a circle of thirteen	6
into the kingdom of	5
following account of the	5
the ships of other	5
is the emblem of	5
kingdoms of england and	5
flag of port of	5
of the people of	5
of sir william de	5
that the ships of	5
royal standard of the	5
was adopted by the	5
stars and stripes of	5
to the union of	5
the london trained bands	5
signal for a pilot	5
the ships of war	5
flag became old glory	5
the flag under which	5
the flag of his	5
the side or margent	5
the seal of the	5
flag with a white	5
by the cross of	5
the white ensign of	5
up to that time	5
take the place of	5
of our privy council	5
the orange free state	5
sovereign of the seas	5
of red and white	5
it will be observed	5
of the union flag	5
as the reign of	5
the first battalion of	5
the home of the	5
the flag of france	5
the additional jack of	5
to be made in	5
it will be remembered	5
great seal for the	5
the banners of the	5
th day of july	5
of the knights of	5
is a representation of	5
to that of the	5
of the order of	5
member of the royal	5
advice of our privy	5
hoisted at the main	5
the flag became old	5
the flag of their	5
council from time to	5
at the beginning of	5
badge of the colony	5
is by no means	5
the board of trade	5
the top of a	5
banner of sir hugh	5
vessels belonging to any	5
the proportions of the	5
flag is shown in	5
fifteen stripes and fifteen	5
the national anthem was	5
of the width of	5
the strength of the	5
used in british heraldry	5
the attention of the	5
an act of parliament	5
of the irish jack	5
rest of the flag	5
our present union jack	5
the sixth year of	5
the cape of good	5
a modification of the	5
the side of the	5
the top of the	5
of the german empire	5
to the committee of	5
the facings of the	5
on the flag of	5
of the northern zone	5
is composed of the	5
patron saint of scotland	5
president of the united	5
the first of these	5
under the command of	5
command all our subjects	5
the circle of stars	5
be seen in the	5
an escutcheon of pretence	5
flag of the thirteen	5
by a wreath of	5
the same way as	5
of the flag was	5
by the royal crown	5
a red cross on	5
the union jack as	5
royal united service institution	5
the construction of the	5
of the two nations	5
union of the colonies	5
in the following year	5
to be called the	5
of the city of	5
ground of the st	5
the union jack at	5
the two kingdoms of	5
in the course of	5
inserted in the flag	5
the second and fourth	5
that the cross of	5
bearing the arms of	5
armes of england and	5
flags of the united	5
and the rest of	5
the blue and white	5
union flag of great	5
scotia and new brunswick	5
will do his duty	5
nova scotia and new	5
the treaty of union	5
the harp of ireland	5
the emblem of union	5
the armes of england	5
year of the reign	5
flag carried by the	5
the bottom of the	5
it is hoisted at	5
of the floating batteries	5
accession to the throne	5
of the king of	5
proportions of the crosses	5
george and the dragon	5
of the emperor of	5
to be worn by	5
the representatives of the	5
in the adoption of	5
stars and thirteen stripes	5
of the diamond anthem	5
in council from time	5
is hoisted at the	5
the admiral of the	5
of scotland and england	5
forces of the united	5
it was not till	5
of the battle of	5
of the british constitution	5
of the men who	5
the addition of the	5
in favour of the	5
as well as on	5
in its centre the	5
the subject of the	5
of which we have	5
the rank of the	5
but it was not	5
the united states be	5
royal standard of spain	5
the reign of george	5
every man will do	5
the flag should be	5
is given in the	5
the said united kingdom	5
as shown in the	5
flags of the army	5
under the protection of	5
with the arms of	5
will be seen that	5
to the field of	5
majesty in council from	5
the colony of massachusetts	5
in the presence of	5
arms of the washington	5
of the kingdom of	5
the arms of savoy	5
or vessels belonging to	5
men of the northern	5
three lions of england	5
by the ships of	5
as a single flag	5
for a great seal	5
flag of the free	5
the crosses of the	5
with the cross of	5
and stripes of the	5
by the treaty of	5
the flag was the	5
the parliament of england	5
made according to the	5
a flag with a	5
national ensign of the	5
the arrangement of the	5
of a great seal	5
of the stars and	5
of the royal family	5
the device of a	5
the number of stripes	5
the order of the	5
in the history of	5
on the breast of	5
placed in the first	5
was ordered to be	5
is interesting to note	5
white border to the	5
the three national jacks	5
ensign of the nation	5
it may be well	5
to the cross of	5
a red flag with	5
the knights of st	5
in defence of their	5
the personal flag of	5
arms of the dominion	5
device for a great	5
flag of an admiral	5
the reign of queen	5
the flag called the	5
of the dukes of	5
as a means of	5
a great seal for	5
to be found in	5
the province of quebec	5
of england and of	5
the three lions of	5
side or margent hereof	5
man will do his	5
not by any means	5
of the british army	5
that is to say	5
was to be used	5
was ordered that the	5
terms used in british	5
with a white cross	5
how the flag became	5
admiral of the white	5
ensign of the royal	5
stripes and fifteen stars	5
at the time the	5
the conclusion of the	5
of the union of	5
it is the flag	5
it was ordered that	5
of leon and castile	5
in such manner as	5
as the sign of	5
is the device of	5
a tree in the	5
flag of the lord	5
the armies of the	5
and the crosses of	4
been suggested that the	4
martial airs of england	4
a yellow flag with	4
in the capture of	4
spend their lives with	4
arms of the cross	4
instead of the cross	4
of a larger flag	4
red cross on a	4
home of the brave	4
and the fly red	4
with the stars and	4
is a signal of	4
on one of the	4
with a union jack	4
while those of the	4
a good example of	4
are the arms of	4
white cross of france	4
are the colours of	4
on the device of	4
square piece of cloth	4
of the two national	4
union jack in canada	4
of our union jack	4
the bearing of their	4
as it had been	4
of going to strike	4
attitude of going to	4
for the arms of	4
the men and officers	4
its place in the	4
at the main top	4
in the description of	4
the sign of the	4
to be made by	4
of the uniform of	4
the shield of the	4
in boats or other	4
as we see in	4
the upper corner thereof	4
shoulder to shoulder in	4
high tide at gettysburg	4
it is said that	4
of our national flag	4
the report of a	4
at first sight it	4
reign of george iii	4
the breast of the	4
device of a great	4
the crosse of st	4
be used by the	4
united colonies of north	4
cruise of the monitor	4
was made in the	4
between england and scotland	4
national anthem was sung	4
the red cross and	4
that the red cross	4
the glory of the	4
of the dominion of	4
the royal arms of	4
the lion rampant of	4
been said that the	4
province of upper canada	4
had been placed in	4
royal united service museum	4
in our parliament of	4
our subjects of this	4
bearing upon it the	4
of new york in	4
appear to have been	4
was to be the	4
first article of the	4
the restoration of the	4
the white border of	4
god save the queen	4
supremacy of the sea	4
cotes and red crosses	4
to the sovereignty of	4
to the officers of	4
to be worn on	4
while the union flag	4
the cruise of the	4
the order in council	4
it was under this	4
used in the navy	4
there is no record	4
was a red flag	4
and was admirall of	4
and the dominions thereunto	4
the united states was	4
the blue ensign is	4
the arms of hanover	4
the description of the	4
in the fifteenth century	4
in the chapel of	4
the jacks in the	4
with the union in	4
will be remembered that	4
a sign of the	4
on the part of	4
thirteen red and white	4
flag with thirteen stripes	4
at the siege of	4
is given in fig	4
in white upon it	4
first battalion of the	4
rattlesnake in the middle	4
and command all our	4
on the union of	4
as a token of	4
the first article of	4
of the display of	4
on the ships of	4
the shores of america	4
of prayer and praise	4
the house of commons	4
on the end of	4
supremacy of the english	4
of this isle and	4
the character of the	4
as a symbol of	4
it has been said	4
of some of these	4
a flag of truce	4
to the united states	4
parts of the world	4
i am indebted to	4
the broad white border	4
the house of lords	4
of the red flag	4
to hoist the flag	4
is a good example	4
old heart of oak	4
in this way the	4
that some of the	4
the union flag in	4
henceforth all our subjects	4
is not to be	4
a copy of the	4
fly the union jack	4
be added to the	4
armorial of the said	4
as to the origin	4
having upon it a	4
or badge of the	4
the signal for a	4
of castile and leon	4
the growth of the	4
to have been the	4
to be used as	4
as a device on	4
the flag of our	4
the king of england	4
so far as the	4
the union jack has	4
the free and the	4
the combination of the	4
under the name of	4
of the colony in	4
the flag on the	4
the adoption of a	4
and it was only	4
in the beginning of	4
the attitude of going	4
on the d of	4
of the american revolution	4
subjects of this isle	4
the sailors of the	4
of the states of	4
and that the union	4
and in this form	4
on the banks of	4
for the honour of	4
lion rampant of scotland	4
battle of bunker hill	4
a sign of mourning	4
the merchant flag of	4
centre of the union	4
of the same flag	4
be published to our	4
upper part of the	4
stars on the blue	4
sent by us to	4
to the union jack	4
the early history of	4
that every man will	4
the upper and lower	4
centre of the fly	4
to take the place	4
union jack of the	4
from sunrise to sunset	4
the accession of james	4
the jacks of the	4
as they were wont	4
the royal arms in	4
compliment to the united	4
ensign of the united	4
it shall be lawful	4
of the white cross	4
the names of the	4
the committee of conference	4
the liberty and blessings	4
the national flag was	4
as a rallying point	4
with the union jack	4
the records of the	4
on a white field	4
the sovereign of the	4
and at the same	4
to the end of	4
of the orange free	4
the flag to be	4
of the siege of	4
are those of the	4
flag represented in fig	4
the burgee of the	4
the size of the	4
to have been a	4
on a red ground	4
all our loving subjects	4
on the flags of	4
as they were accustomed	4
with the royal arms	4
of the origin of	4
at the upper corner	4
dieu et mon droit	4
form made by our	4
by the british parliament	4
and parliamentary union in	4
white flag with the	4
the labarum of constantine	4
with the crosses of	4
that of the united	4
and the home of	4
that it should be	4
the preparation of the	4
as the symbol of	4
parliament of great britain	4
of the free and	4
the king of france	4
the union jack and	4
according to the rank	4
of the martial airs	4
the distinguishing flag of	4
declared to be the	4
hundred and fifty years	4
hoist the flag of	4
the british union jack	4
subjects of great britain	4
admiral of the blue	4
the library of the	4
the flag is blue	4
the figure of st	4
shall be lawful for	4
of france and england	4
the royal standard and	4
in some of the	4
national flags and standards	4
of the declaration of	4
the stars on the	4
a union jack in	4
of the army and	4
may be well to	4
the martial airs of	4
in the library of	4
in the centre a	4
will be found in	4
the representation of a	4
by the government of	4
the battle of bunker	4
their ships or vessels	4
along the whole line	4
may be understood to	4
the early part of	4
royal arms of george	4
royal arms of england	4
to the throne of	4
of south and north	4
the first flag of	4
be called the union	4
carried in the revolution	4
the receipt of the	4
the union parliament of	4
we find that the	4
the emblem of ireland	4
of norway and sweden	4
and sent by us	4
of many of the	4
admiral of the red	4
next the staff is	4
he has guessed wrong	4
the united states in	4
are of crimson silk	4
the mouth of the	4
the call of the	4
by the parliament of	4
stars on a blue	4
ships or vessels belonging	4
in the ensign was	4
the same flag as	4
the protestant religion and	4
surmounted by the crown	4
has been said that	4
the flag of denmark	4
reign of queen anne	4
alternately red and white	4
a square piece of	4
the king in council	4
on the occasion of	4
it may be seen	4
the fight for the	4
before the time of	4
their lives with her	4
the changes made in	4
a broad white border	4
to be used for	4
flags of all nations	4
is surmounted by the	4
royal arms in the	4
of the sovereign of	4
white horse of hanover	4
for the government of	4
seal for the united	4
in the new flag	4
be remembered that the	4
may be seen on	4
the groundwork of the	4
of the government of	4
by the king of	4
the maple leaf emblem	4
it became necessary to	4
the new union jack	4
spring on the tennessee	4
all our subjects of	4
crossed union jack of	4
we read in the	4
was made by the	4
the one we have	4
we have already seen	4
that this was the	4
in the form of	4
on either side by	4
was the ensign of	4
with the history of	4
boats or other vessels	4
the face of the	4
number of the regiment	4
to the red cross	4
the order of st	4
those used in the	4
union of england and	4
the jack of james	4
arms of leon and	4
the flag of freedom	4
has been built up	4
as well as of	4
the flags of other	4
officers of the royal	4
supremacy of the seas	4
the black and white	4
the red cross only	4
in the attitude of	4
chairman of the board	4
as a badge of	4
by the grace of	4
a free and independent	4
flag of the sovereign	4
from the time of	4
a rattlesnake in the	4
canton at the upper	4
article of the treaty	4
ensigns armorial of the	4
the east india company	4
the idea of the	4
the opinion of the	4
of our subjects of	4
the same as the	4
the pendant of the	4
flags of the various	4
the flags of france	4
that we see in	4
the cross of the	4
to the union flag	4
the crown and the	4
that the union flag	4
the jack and parliamentary	4
the union flag was	4
union flag and the	4
as that of the	4
jack and parliamentary union	4
crown in the centre	4
many of the flags	4
to be published to	4
the greater part of	4
this union jack of	4
stars and stripes was	4
the three golden lions	4
called the great union	4
claimed to have been	4
having in its centre	4
the shield in the	4
in the revolution by	4
in front of the	4
flags of the empire	4
must have been the	4
it must have been	4
land of the free	4
the drawing of the	4
arms of the sovereign	4
in the proclamation of	4
flag carried in the	4
we see it in	4
the figure of the	4
of the use of	4
of the thirteen colonies	4
and that it was	4
of the merchant service	4
under the head of	4
may have been intended	4
and the words underneath	4
been the flag of	4
flags of the world	4
the golden harp of	4
an account of the	4
in the hour of	4
to the united colonies	4
the dominions thereunto belonging	4
on the royal standard	4
in the british seas	4
at the conclusion of	4
to the people of	4
with the title of	4
under the rule of	4
new zealand shipping company	4
of the duke of	4
a signal of distress	4
subjects of south and	4
will and pleasure that	4
the course of the	4
of sir john de	4
in a picture of	4
thirteen united states be	4
blue ensign with the	4
and the liberties of	4
crossed jack of james	4
by us to our	4
the flag carried by	4
in each of these	4
free and the home	4
of the earl marshall	4
usual colours in his	4
the upper part of	4
national flag of great	4
an example of the	3
be lawful for her	3
to any subject of	3
the same as that	3
referred to in the	3
of the royal united	3
the throne of england	3
was transferred to the	3
flag which had been	3
was passed by the	3
an insult to hoist	3
and the flag of	3
strain of the martial	3
the news of the	3
difference hath arisen between	3
in we find it	3
of them did offer	3
terms of being bound	3
the year we find	3
maintop the red cross	3
the single red cross	3
the cause of the	3
in the royal arms	3
north and the south	3
history of the united	3
their so doing from	3
thirteen colonies of north	3
of the men were	3
executing the office of	3
and the red cross	3
of the arms and	3
even so late as	3
the guns on the	3
of the royal yacht	3
badges of the various	3
standard of the czar	3
the form of a	3
so late as the	3
to be able to	3
ornament proper for our	3
at the bow of	3
it ought to be	3
mediterranean and new york	3
the time being in	3
the god of battles	3
on the side or	3
as the same hath	3
of the commercial marine	3
the surrender of burgoyne	3
on land and sea	3
the time of his	3
perpetuity of the union	3
the forme made by	3
flags of the british	3
of the power and	3
the harp for ireland	3
called the royal standard	3
when he was asked	3
use of flags in	3
single red cross flag	3
as to its use	3
sent to the governor	3
that the broad white	3
for the defence of	3
the two national flags	3
there can be no	3
the new flag of	3
to the history of	3
it is the custom	3
the suggestion of the	3
of new south wales	3
and in the upper	3
the number of colonies	3
army with which richard	3
the island of cuba	3
in the sixth year	3
before this time usually	3
blessings which america affords	3
and an appeal to	3
the province of ontario	3
according to ancient usage	3
by the terms of	3
of lord high admiral	3
it is in the	3
that we have represented	3
to the position of	3
at the capes of	3
as the patron saint	3
conditions as seem fit	3
and surmounted by the	3
the leaves of the	3
of the ship is	3
without particular warrant for	3
as the national ensign	3
the positions of the	3
on the men of	3
the merchant flag is	3
of one hundred and	3
front of that of	3
of the international code	3
to the national flag	3
to the flag of	3
avoiding of all such	3
the continent of europe	3
that the white border	3
to time as occasion	3
union ensigns of the	3
and it is also	3
white flag in the	3
to be known as	3
the arms of ireland	3
as soon as the	3
of the white ground	3
and in its centre	3
is reported to have	3
it was the custom	3
the liberties of america	3
good example of the	3
never afterwards leave her	3
it was determined that	3
the britains beyond the	3
our will and pleasure	3
written by an eye	3
is the union flag	3
an emblem of the	3
distinction for our ships	3
and vessels belonging to	3
the coming of the	3
the plain red cross	3
and that in the	3
under the leadership of	3
union of the united	3
to the use of	3
old glory at shiloh	3
henceforth they do not	3
the right of the	3
the earth with one	3
the fourth day of	3
the union with ireland	3
shall strike their flag	3
the white flag with	3
into its present form	3
in any of the	3
them did offer them	3
as shown on the	3
the old north church	3
the port of new	3
order of knighthood in	3
flag is passing by	3
be formed of the	3
the world has ever	3
of one of these	3
the name of god	3
we see in the	3
at the close of	3
the arch of titus	3
as well as a	3
in the centre point	3
a drawing of the	3
the commissioners for executing	3
the red ensign on	3
the figures of the	3
name given to the	3
it is necessary for	3
the province of upper	3
those who consider the	3
with the white cross	3
in which the arms	3
of bunker hill the	3
with the initials of	3
of the emblem of	3
union in the canton	3
british colonies and dependencies	3
a committee was appointed	3
thus was formed the	3
for the avoiding of	3
were all traitors and	3
during the reign of	3
the colonial defence act	3
down the length of	3
the red crosse in	3
ground of the english	3
that non enemy do	3
it will be noticed	3
form part of the	3
flag under which all	3
peninsular and oriental company	3
the proclamation of queen	3
arms on the shield	3
the avoiding of all	3
different kinds of flags	3
as a national flag	3
any of their ships	3
the state of england	3
being placed in the	3
was for a long	3
are placed in the	3
the separate national jacks	3
were adopted by the	3
colors might be spread	3
has ever since been	3
the depth of the	3
flaggs be according to	3
was to take the	3
the sample hereunto annexed	3
corner of the ensign	3
we may conclude that	3
is our will and	3
union of the flag	3
of the irish saltire	3
in the latter part	3
upon a blue ground	3
the battle of agincourt	3
being a yellow field	3
arms of the state	3
every man of the	3
of the far east	3
white escutcheon in the	3
flying at the bow	3
by the first article	3
we find the following	3
britain shall wear the	3
the white saltire of	3
same as that of	3
is found in the	3
in the british navy	3
in use in the	3
we had not the	3
the spirit of the	3
the union at the	3
not presume to wear	3
a flag like fig	3
a branch of heraldry	3
the same way that	3
of the colonies in	3
liberty and blessings which	3
for the protestant religion	3
union jack of was	3
in the mother country	3
the termination of the	3
had been appointed to	3
red cross jack of	3
the royal navy in	3
it is one of	3
banner of the king	3
in which the national	3
the flags of norway	3
union parliament of the	3
the flag which was	3
adoption of the declaration	3
the maintenance of the	3
is the flag which	3
do not presume to	3
interesting to note that	3
the display of a	3
of north and south	3
but spend their lives	3
lawful for her majesty	3
cross and white ground	3
state in which they	3
and the cross of	3
king of the seas	3
the arms or ensigns	3
fell into the hands	3
at the bottom of	3
to wear on board	3
color of the flag	3
in the bayeux tapestry	3
would appear to have	3
of the two sicilies	3
have represented in fig	3
earth with one continuous	3
subjects of north britain	3
of a french caravel	3
the draft marked c	3
red cross and white	3
with which richard ii	3
at the cape of	3
the cross to be	3
on the colours of	3
of each of the	3
all such contentions hereafter	3
may have been in	3
from an old print	3
the diamond jubilee anthem	3
published to our said	3
the person of the	3
flag at the main	3
there is no authority	3
it to say that	3
international usage as to	3
the white and the	3
company with the hours	3
the english flag in	3
three lions for england	3
continuous and unbroken strain	3
subjects of south britain	3
union jack on the	3
came to be called	3
in front of that	3
golden crown in the	3
use of flags by	3
the entry of the	3
is that it was	3
a diminutive of the	3
vessels of the mercantile	3
at the main and	3
one of the ships	3
to the british crown	3
of the armes of	3
did offer them freely	3
the united states navy	3
in compliment to the	3
shall be formed of	3
an admiral of the	3
and the power of	3
red ensign with the	3
that there shall be	3
the flag represented in	3
the device for a	3
the college of arms	3
a rallying point for	3
union of great britain	3
equal bands placed vertically	3
the present day the	3
the germ of the	3
at the top of	3
to be of the	3
that at the time	3
the fly of the	3
of it in the	3
a committee of the	3
the men who have	3
the middle of the	3
emblazoned on the banner	3
staff on the bowsprit	3
of war of the	3
commissioners for military affairs	3
of arms in the	3
the proper proportions of	3
general congress of the	3
united in james jack	3
his majesty king edward	3
time to time as	3
blew flag in his	3
service of prayer and	3
proceed to consider the	3
with the union of	3
within the limits of	3
the design of this	3
signe of the armes	3
in his beak a	3
and obedient to this	3
was chairman of the	3
the badge of the	3
to be borne by	3
the initials of the	3
the mind of the	3
of the seventeenth century	3
and meaning of the	3
be made by the	3
authorize the admiralty to	3
with a lively representation	3
of stars and stripes	3
was taken up in	3
blending of the two	3
will be noticed that	3
two of them did	3
flag of james i	3
and the liberty of	3
flying the red ensign	3
of the blue and	3
governor of the colony	3
the whole night long	3
of the three crowns	3
in the early part	3
are the same as	3
seems to have been	3
the white white ensign	3
to be carried by	3
union of the kingdoms	3
the front of the	3
in the hands of	3
the power of the	3
the red red ensign	3
in its single form	3
representation of a rattlesnake	3
appointed to consider the	3
was found to be	3
been by no means	3
of the english ships	3
we have before us	3
the white cross only	3
prevailed at the time	3
white with a red	3
the outbreak of the	3
the parliaments of the	3
some of our readers	3
it may have been	3
battle and the breeze	3
they do not presume	3
of the field of	3
ensign described on the	3
that we have already	3
in like manner the	3
border to the st	3
embarked in boats or	3
king of great britain	3
united colonies of new	3
any of our subjects	3
the arms of every	3
ground in the upper	3
is a white flag	3
surmounted by a golden	3
of the provinces of	3
is called the hoist	3
jacks of the three	3
of the union in	3
to signal flags of	3
in a letter of	3
facings of the regiment	3
the national banner of	3
it is also hoisted	3
fimbriated of the second	3
standard the arms of	3
about the bearing of	3
was the banner of	3
the introduction of the	3
heel on the men	3
changes made in the	3
should be called the	3
that yf he be	3
flags as a means	3
union flag in the	3
the period of the	3
in connection with the	3
that the combination of	3
crosses of the three	3
meaning of the devices	3
at our court at	3
the union jack on	3
device for an armorial	3
of the teutonic order	3
may have been the	3
the reign of richard	3
the ensign red at	3
be borne by the	3
ensign red at the	3
colonies of new england	3
of the ensign before	3
thus the cross of	3
and the preservation of	3
due to the flag	3
a means of signalling	3
on such conditions as	3
the might of england	3
nation thei be of	3
de satin bleu celeste	3
in honour of the	3
throughout the reigns of	3
a signe of the	3
arisen between our subjects	3
the navy of great	3
and the arms of	3
once come over to	3
a picture of a	3
to him by the	3
in the drawing of	3
that he be of	3
on the adoption of	3
of the blew colours	3
by virtue of his	3
hoisted at the fore	3
should be used on	3
to his guards at	3
added to the union	3
of the parent isles	3
it again in fig	3
proclamation of queen anne	3
no other jack than	3
on his way to	3
the commissioners for military	3
same width as the	3
keeping company with the	3
the cathedral church of	3
the red cross jack	3
forme made by our	3
in view of the	3
the same token or	3
it may be interesting	3
combined forces of the	3
the property of the	3
day of july next	3
this is the flag	3
an act was passed	3
the nation to which	3
worn by merchant ships	3
the worthy properties of	3
when it is necessary	3
and it is to	3
of the bloody colours	3
standards of the assyrians	3
that it was the	3
the crest of the	3
the union with the	3
there are many other	3
an officer of the	3
by the subjects of	3
harp of brian boru	3
arms of castile and	3
and it is our	3
and unbroken strain of	3
into a circle of	3
of that of st	3
a matter of course	3
is attached to the	3
to use the white	3
was supposed to be	3
the arrival of the	3
the fact that a	3
the banner of scotland	3
first and third quarters	3
of the present century	3
the army with which	3
the international signal code	3
be of the same	3
of the great seal	3
the colony of new	3
admiral of the narrow	3
standard of sir thomas	3
of the different regiments	3
and the united states	3
the proper legislative authority	3
ensigns should be laid	3
the resolution of june	3
red at the stern	3
a canton at the	3
the ensigns armorial of	3
and many of the	3
use the white ensign	3
on the summit of	3
great union flag of	3
laid down their arms	3
as a national ensign	3
by reason of the	3
as device on flag	3
the three crosses in	3
constitution of united states	3
seen by the following	3
three golden lions on	3
of sir thomas de	3
additional union jack of	3
bearing the cross of	3
the father of the	3
union jack of anne	3
man of what estate	3
on the seal of	3
port of new york	3
with the change of	3
the thirteen colonies of	3
the insignia of the	3
reign of charles ii	3
first flag of the	3
his accession to the	3
against the french and	3
place in the national	3
people of the united	3
the words of the	3
on the face of	3
a picture of the	3
the hoisting of the	3
in reference to the	3
knight of the sea	3
the throne of france	3
for the british army	3
that of any other	3
flag of the floating	3
of the committee on	3
on the soil of	3
to which they had	3
that the flag was	3
to the laws of	3
by a green garland	3
at the burial of	3
beare the red crosse	3
particular of the bloody	3
four and a half	3
shall be worn instead	3
the american flag was	3
many a banner displayed	3
that we need not	3
rights and liberties of	3
national flag of england	3
his heel on the	3
in which it has	3
was given to the	3
danger of treading on	3
the meaning of the	3
kingdoms of scotland and	3
the house of bourbon	3
of flags in naval	3
singing the national anthem	3
stars in the union	3
of south britain shall	3
the union ensigns of	3
a green pine tree	3
the union jack had	3
was made according to	3
come over to her	3
the protection of the	3
and ireland in two	3
worn by the english	3
the swedish and norwegian	3
he be slayne or	3
ensign was to be	3
the rights and liberties	3
the kings of france	3
it was found that	3
two kingdoms of scotland	3
came into existence in	3
the bowsprit of a	3
title of king of	3
unbroken strain of the	3
god save the king	3
a much earlier period	3
the battle of lexington	3
is not only the	3
the flag is passing	3
the flag of one	3
the border of st	3
to this our order	3
the high tide at	3
in the seventeenth century	3
upon the sterne of	3
at this time was	3
the upper portion of	3
red and white flags	3
states of north america	3
in the person of	3
scotland in the second	3
composed of thirteen stripes	3
union with the motherland	3
the capitol of tennessee	3
been placed upon the	3
that those who consider	3
as an example of	3
royal style and titles	3
of the cross that	3
which shall be worn	3
or wounded to deth	3
for the union jack	3
may be taken as	3
one hundred and sixty	3
high admiral of the	3
so that he be	3
everi man of what	3
it has been suggested	3
on the suggestion of	3
good illustration of this	3
following extract from the	3
of the british race	3
a short time before	3
be noted in the	3
the singing of the	3
and in the proclamation	3
given at our court	3
a device on flag	3
the subjects of the	3
was a man of	3
the flag we have	3
the liberties of the	3
of the province of	3
also the flag of	3
a history of the	3
and our subjects of	3
and the royal standard	3
to the british flag	3
of the irish and	3
a white flag in	3
is a diminutive of	3
it is our will	3
has given rise to	3
the prowess of the	3
be worn instead of	3
armes of saint george	3
on the death of	3
the power of fascination	3
not to wear on	3
flag of his country	3
with a white ground	3
that it is the	3
worn instead of the	3
south britain shall wear	3
as it ought to	3
but in the centre	3
to the forme made	3
was referred to the	3
upon payne of deth	3
of the english flag	3
england and ireland in	3
of colony of new	3
the white of the	3
consider the liberty and	3
be placed on the	3
this time usually worn	3
by the commissioners for	3
the battle of flodden	3
over two hundred years	3
to those of the	3
the danger of treading	3
particular warrant for their	3
on the shipping list	3
to his owners in	3
who consider the liberty	3
distinguished by their color	3
represented by a blue	3
by those who have	3
dominion under the name	3
ships of the navy	3
our british union jack	3
from sea to sea	3
the waters of the	3
the exception of one	3
the d day of	3
by a blue flag	3
the army of the	3
arms of england and	3
at the actions of	3
the discipline of the	3
flag of city of	3
or nation thei be	3
ensign before this time	3
at sea and on	3
which had been placed	3
carrying the union jack	3
the story of his	3
flag of the covenanters	3
was at the time	3
disposed in a circle	3
colors of the flag	3
in the service of	3
admirall particular of the	3
they are to be	3
signals of some of	3
north of the tweed	3
flag of the yacht	3
after the battle of	3
to which they belonged	3
and may be of	3
the grace of god	3
the arms of portugal	3
for the construction of	3
we have represented in	3
of the bon homme	3
sixth year of the	3
of the sixteenth century	3
constellation of the southern	3
creation of the union	3
and that the white	3
at a much earlier	3
committee made a report	3
had been ordered by	3
at the funeral of	3
in its centre a	3
was placed in the	3
story of the union	3
a flag of thirteen	3
and in the other	3
history of the french	3
the union ensign of	3
may know one another	3
land of the rising	3
to any of our	3
origin of the name	3
and on such conditions	3
but the union jack	3
proved by the fact	3
each of these cases	3
that everi man of	3
of the crosses and	3
the first of the	3
the arms of leon	3
seal of lyme regis	3
of the flag on	3
commanded by officers of	3
to the fact that	3
the blue blue ensign	3
record of the diamond	3
picture at hampton court	3
of the british people	3
having the cross of	3
stripes of the united	3
the united states and	3
wear no other jack	3
in allusion to the	3
of the flag being	3
the contest for the	3
the governor of a	3
of the same shape	3
the passage of the	3
had been left in	3
the peninsular and oriental	3
library of the royal	3
the battle of the	3
the whole fleet to	3
to our said subjects	3
the union and the	3
thunderbolt in its claws	3
flag of the admiral	3
crossed jack in canada	3
belonging to any subject	3
present system of signalling	3
committee on the device	3
it was the flag	3
the red ensign with	3
been intended to represent	3
bearing of their flags	3
of thirteen stars was	3
the surface of the	3
the empire of the	3
was introduced into the	3
when embarked in boats	3
the summit of the	3
service of the state	3
meeting any of the	3
and some of the	3
and it is still	3
more than two hundred	3
the commonwealth and protectorate	3
that the flaggs be	3
in the sixteenth century	3
with respect to the	3
arms or ensigns armorial	3
united states of north	3
standard of the kings	3
cross on the flag	3
and many another hard	3
and over all the	3
no one can tell	3
to which he had	3
the length of the	3
suffice it to say	3
on the french flag	3
in the centre is	3
on the banner of	3
one dominion under the	3
was sent to the	3
the year it was	3
a golden crown in	3
they are represented in	3
protestant religion and the	3
the united english colonies	3
found to be a	3
hoisted the union flag	3
flag with a red	3
from henceforth all our	3
the royal navy was	3
jacks in the thirteen	3
is the union jack	3
from the old country	3
the english jack was	3
fly of the flag	3
in the parliament of	3
in a letter to	3
radiating into a circle	3
vessels may know one	3
a record of the	3
the establishment of the	3
intended to represent the	3
year of our reign	3
they presume not to	3
is the symbol of	3
ships of other nations	3
the same hath been	3
form of the union	3
the question of the	3
of the first battalion	3
report of a committee	3
the governors of the	3
of a rattlesnake in	3
the flag at the	3
th day of january	3
some difference hath arisen	3
in each case the	3
that the royal standard	3
next the staff was	3
and in a few	3
and the union jack	3
a tricolor of red	3
of the white border	3
yf he be slayne	3
the stars in the	3
remained the royal standard	3
royal standard of charles	3
presume not to wear	3
of the jacks of	3
in the earlier days	3
it is needless to	3
whytt cotes and red	3
the ensign described on	3
cross and its border	3
that the first flag	3
the source from which	3
be such as we	3
the combined forces of	3
for an armorial atchievement	3
of the navy were	3
the same way the	3
in the white ensign	3
of the colours in	3
le grand estendard de	3
the flag is of	3
been given to the	3
his history of the	3
the union of all	3
which were to be	3
as their patron saint	3
for executing the office	3
usage as to flags	3
was carried by the	3
the second and third	3
anthem was sung with	3
edges of the flag	3
was as shown in	3
commissioners for executing the	3
the necessity of having	3
the government of a	3
may be flown by	3
slayne or wounded to	3
all traitors and rebels	3
some member of the	3
was adopted as the	3
this remained the royal	3
having on it a	3
from the centre of	3
of the united english	3
the light of the	3
that the ensigns armorial	3
some of the flags	3
between great britain and	3
of being bound to	3
by officers of the	3
flown at the main	3
of the flag had	3
is a copy of	3
flag of the merchant	3
as may be seen	3
the duke of buckingham	3
in the upper staff	3
an order of knighthood	3
for her majesty in	3
was appointed to consider	3
some of the numerous	3
of the american flag	3
a flag with thirteen	3
strike their flags and	3
the mother country was	3
portion of the flag	3
the united states army	3
organization of the army	3
offer them freely to	3
colours of the first	3
and used in all	3
fourth day of july	3
the red cross flag	3
of the various nationalities	3
time as occasion requires	3
the parliament of ireland	3
the arms of their	3
shall wear the red	3
the formation of the	3
wear the red cross	3
strictly charge and command	3
the colonial blue ensign	3
lords justices in council	3
majesty king edward vii	3
be inserted in the	3
in singing the national	3
in the thirteen colonies	3
for their so doing	3
surmounted by the cross	3
the latter part of	3
between our subjects of	3
navy of great britain	3
washington crossing the delaware	3
can be no doubt	3
of the red red	3
the arms of castile	3
distinguishing flag of the	3
the name of canada	3
circles the earth with	3
to authorize the admiralty	3
a rattlesnake on it	3
raised his glass and	3
the treaty of paris	3
squadron of white colours	3
colours of th regiment	3
the whole being surrounded	3
the organization of the	3
is proved by the	3
with a green pine	3
of it may be	3
the battle and the	3
temporal power of the	3
and with the advice	3
have been intended to	3
the war flag of	3
of the stars in	3
the foot of the	3
us to our admiral	3
the flag having been	3
the union flag and	3
of the governor of	3
and practice of heraldry	3
the flaggs be according	3
according to the draft	3
this isle and kingdom	3
the banner in his	3
with the broad white	3
defender of the faith	3
the defence of his	3
yellow flag with a	3
union of the thirteen	3
battalion of the th	3
britains beyond the seas	3
signal flags of ss	3
wear on board their	3
was flying at the	3
quarters of the flag	3
history of the jacks	3
in the war with	3
such conditions as seem	3
of the blue blue	3
had served in the	3
the breadth of the	3
according to a form	3
the action of the	3
officers of the navy	3
and admirall particular of	3
according to the forme	3
book of the admiralty	3
surrounded by a green	3
at the hands of	3
the presence of the	3
in his history of	3
and that non enemy	3
greater part of the	3
with a white border	3
of all such contentions	3
the first day of	3
warrant for their so	3
our subjects of north	3
our readers will see	3
the limits of the	3
of the earl of	3
but instead of the	3
to the thirteen stripes	3
formed of the three	3
might not set it	3
the league and covenant	3
to be remembered that	3
royal standard and the	3
is the ensign of	3
in keeping with the	3
the progress of the	3
on an escutcheon of	3
following extract from a	3
obedient to this our	3
for the union of	3
instead of the ensign	3
the secretary of the	3
the present royal standard	3
the white and blue	3
time of henry viii	3
of the sovereignty of	3
flags used in the	3
independent of each other	3
i do not know	3
white stars on the	3
and surrounded by a	3
may be found in	3
of the south carolina	3
to believe that the	3
be slayne or wounded	3
and flags of the	3
the second union flag	3
the flag goes by	3
committee of the privy	3
english flag in the	3
the flag shown in	3
the circle of thirteen	3
the same time the	3
to the royal standard	3
had been placed upon	3
the union jacks which	3
the provincial congress of	3
of the foot guards	3
was not till the	3
the additional union jack	3
one we have just	3
them freely to us	3
the isle of wight	3
the treaty of peace	3
at the call of	3
white ground of st	3
red and blue ensigns	3
white flag of the	3
may be interesting to	3
to the front of	3
in the office of	3
flags in naval warfare	3
the shape of the	3
groundwork of the flag	3
the rank of admiral	3
was taken from the	3
be according to the	3
the jack of queen	3
we should think fit	3
the first time the	3
picture of the battle	3
was the same as	3
flags of norway and	3
a distinction for our	3
stripes of red and	3
it may be said	3
to which i have	3
banner of sir william	3
that it was a	3
sons of england in	3
as in the case	3
seem to have been	3
of all the russias	3
of the colour of	3
which the union jack	3
something more than a	3
use the blue ensign	3
the royal standard was	3
whole being surrounded by	3
of the white white	3
hath arisen between our	3
the number of members	3
in the year to	3
of the various colonies	3
with that of st	3
union between england and	3
described on the side	3
arms in the fly	3
a blue union with	3
to be raised by	3
a blew flag in	3
into existence in the	3
were added to the	3
to the origin of	3
england expects that every	3
first year of the	3
of the jack of	3
and keeping company with	3
next the staff being	3
expects that every man	3
red cross of ireland	3
and the white cross	3
by the name of	3
of the kingdoms of	3
on an azure field	3
proper for our owne	3
the manner in which	3
in letters of gold	3
field book of the	3
been placed in the	3
than the ensign described	3
the margin of the	3
that the flag should	3
the emblem of their	3
isle and kingdom of	3
be used in all	3
from henceforth they do	3
the flag had been	3
the said united kingdoms	3
it was to be	3
parliaments of england and	3
on the narrow seas	3
in the construction of	3
the wide world over	3
to the draft marked	3
union ensign of the	3
a large number of	3
that from henceforth they	3
the reign of james	3
of the history of	3
ensigns of the british	3
along the shores of	3
it was only in	3
a proportion of one	3
that they do not	3
it was from the	3
broad white border to	3
flag shown in fig	3
merchant ships and vessels	3
as we should think	3
one of these is	3
we see that the	3
and blessings which america	3
the north and the	3
on the blue ground	3
of a committee of	3
have the flag of	3
of william the conqueror	3
is flown at the	3
the president of the	3
a lively representation of	3
proclamation of george iii	3
the children of the	3
that all the other	3
to the present day	3
and at the stern	3
lively representation of a	3
surrounded by a garland	3
flags of other nations	3
on the other side	3
used by the commander	3
this was the flag	3
stern of the ships	3
out of compliment to	3
at the outbreak of	3
the armes of saint	3
on and after the	3
command of the ocean	3
drawing of the flag	3
the perpetuity of the	3
his majesty of great	3
lion rampant on a	3
a form made by	3
of a union flag	3
having upon it the	3
the blue and the	3
that from henceforth all	3
to a form made	3
is appointed to be	3
a shield with the	3
on the scarlet field	3
represent the several states	3
be seen on the	3
are not to be	3
been carried by the	3
or ensigns armorial of	3
and once come over	3
on the receipt of	3
the ensign before this	3
from a painting by	3
in a canton at	3
of queen anne and	3
in the united kingdom	3
will be noted in	3
lives of the fathers	3
england and of scotland	3
should be shot away	2
own colors might be	2
in equal bands placed	2
how to express colours	2
the scene of his	2
of such merchant ships	2
london that the french	2
standard is really the	2
the possession of the	2
to the flying of	2
maple leaf on a	2
long time a well	2
so lately as october	2
now to say that	2
it to have been	2
time of peace it	2
of our own flags	2
a copy of this	2
flying at the fore	2
bear the most extraordinary	2
flag displayed by general	2
such ships and vessels	2
and regulations for the	2
national jacks of each	2
in which the two	2
the report of the	2
to be a portion	2
to a distinction for	2
learned in that science	2
as the great union	2
reflections of this kind	2
history of the american	2
thirteen english colonies which	2
the emperor of rome	2
flags for various official	2
intimate that those things	2
the earlier days of	2
front of the chariot	2
of the facings of	2
to the pattern herewith	2
where the green holly	2
with its union jack	2
it would appear that	2
the portion of the	2
of the seal is	2
and shackleton at farthest	2
to the leaves of	2
of the first union	2
of the admirals of	2
on the plains of	2
floated above the topmost	2
which they grant commissions	2
in recognition of their	2
a compromise was effected	2
flag distinct from the	2
revived upon the termination	2
four at a time	2
that each ship should	2
some account of their	2
the borough seal of	2
and the union flag	2
the eldest son of	2
will be recollected that	2
take effect on the	2
at the commencement of	2
evil the black shroud	2
in triumph shall wave	2
being in force for	2
of the temper and	2
was granted in to	2
came to the rescue	2
in each of the	2
to ye commissioners of	2
the office of lord	2
orders of the first	2
union for the united	2
of the flag should	2
some particular color for	2
expedition against the isle	2
and ensigns both at	2
of london took up	2
saints at funeral obsequies	2
a word where the	2
a grett nombur of	2
a plain white flag	2
sixth year of our	2
two kingdoms of england	2
because the court could	2
they were to be	2
a ship full royally	2
other members of the	2
impression the speech had	2
government of a colony	2
do you think of	2
it was held in	2
by his own standard	2
and of those of	2
of the flag has	2
restoration of charles ii	2
be deemed to all	2
that of the king	2
arms are kept closely	2
rank of the admirals	2
of his fleet to	2
to be placed the	2
by a flag like	2
the diamond anthem of	2
garter king of arms	2
ships of the state	2
corner of a larger	2