CHAPTER VII
CHAPTER VII
MEANING OF "COAT-OF-ARMS" - STORIES CONNECTED WITH FLAGS - STANDARDS AND ENSIGNS.
CHAPTER VII: England
The ensign of Hengist and Horsa still stretches his legs on the chalky hills of southern England. There it lingers as a memorial of the old…
CHAPTER VII: George
This infamous tale we will not believe. Of course no such old reprobate - one who would "sell his country for a cake" could possibly be…
CHAPTER VII: Patrick
The third cross is that of St. Patrick of Ireland. These three crosses form the "Union Jack."
CHAPTER VII: Cuthbert
The term "Jack" is supposed to have originated in the name of King James, or "Jacques." As for the "Union" - the united kingdoms of…