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Antebellum - Merchant "Eagle" Jacks Flag 28th alabama "VITA POTIOR LIBERTAS

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"VITA POTIOR LIBERTAS

Calhoun "Coon" Thornton was in Platte City and while there received this flag from a group of grateful and patriotic la-dies

he and a small party joined General Horatio Gates’s army but was not present with the force at the defeat at Camden in August

The design is also similar to many Georgia flags and artwork depicting both agricultural themes

Antebellum - Merchant "Eagle" Jacks Flag 28th alabama "VITA POTIOR LIBERTASAntebellum Merchant "Eagle" Jacks Flag The use of an eagle to represent national identity is hardly just an American phenomena and representations of them are as varied as the artists who create them. That said, ever since the American Bald Eagle became our recognized national bird artists have used their various versions of it to represent the United States on everything from crockery, cookware, linen, pillows, bed sheets, stamps, statuary,

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