Die Geschichte unserer Nation, von den ersten Entdeckungen bis zur heutigen Zeit .. Zusammen mit einem grafischen Bericht über Porto Rico, Kuba, Hawaii und die philippinischen Inseln .. . er-son, mit allen Ehren des Krieges, und der Kongress hat ein Marblemonument zu seiner Erinnerung erzogen. Sie sollten es tun, erklärte Bennie. Montgomery war ein edler Mann. Er stammte aus einer illustren irischen Familie und selbst in England war sein Tod ein Grund zur Trauer. [1776] was haben Sie über die amerikanische Flagge gelernt? Sagen Sie es gerade, meine Freunde, Sie wissen nicht, was von Ihren Antworten abhängt, sagte Charlie mys-terously. "Ich kann das sagen", sagte Nettie

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The story of our nation, from the earliest discoveries to the present time ..together with a graphic account of Porto Rico, Cuba, Hawaii and the Philippine islands .. . er-son, with all the honors of war, and Congress reared a marblemonument to his memory. They ought to, declared || Bennie. Montgomery was a | noble man. He came from an | illustrious Irish family, and, even in England, his death was a cause of sorrow. [1776] What have you learned about the American flag? Tell it straight, my friends, you do not know what depends onyour answers, said Charlie mys-teriously. I can tell, said Nettie proudly. The first flag was adopted byCongress October 18, 1775, and it was the Pine Tree Flag, white, with apine tree in the center, and the words An Appeal to Heaven above it.This was adopted as the flag of the navy, and used as such until thebirth of the Stars and Stripes. Washingtons Stars and Stripes was thenext flag adopted by Congress, June 14, 1777, and used as the Nationalemblem for eighteen years. It had thirteen red and white stripes, andthirteen stars on blue ground in the upper left corner. When the Declaration of Independence was made all the flags. GENERAL RICHARD MONTGOMERY. THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. 181 bearing the Union Jack were destroyed, and several with the red andwhite stripes were carried, some of them having monograms or coats ofarms, remarked Hadley. When Kentucky and Vermont were added in 1795, Senator Bradleyof Vermont motioned that the flag have fifteen stripes and fifteen stars, and it was used so for twenty-three years, and was the one which inspiredKey to write the Star Spangled Banner, added Ray. At last Mr. Wendover suggested that the fifteen stripes were toonarrow, and that the thirteen stripes were more appropriate; he also sug-gested white stars on a blue ground, a star to be added with each Stateadmitted to the Union. This was adopted by Congress April 4, 1818, and is our flag to-day, Josie concluded triumphantly. A STORY ABOUT OUR FLAG. Very

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