History of the Union Jack and Flags of the EmpireCumberland, Barlow
History
History of the Union Jack and Flags of the Empire
Cumberland, Barlow
Emblems -- Great Britain; Flags -- Great Britain
X. The Sovereignty of the Seas--The Fight for the
Flag 102
XI. The Sovereignty of the Seas--The Fight for the
Trade 111
XII. The Union Jack of Queen Anne, 1707 118
XIII. The Two-Crossed Jack in Canada 132
XIV. The Irish Jack 140
XV. The Jacks in the Thirteen Colonies of North America 153
XVI. The Union Flags of the United States 170
XVII. The Jack and Parliamentary Union in Britain 182
XVIII. The Jack and Parliamentary Union in Canada 189
XIX. The Union Jack of George III., 1801 199
XX. The Lessons of the Crosses 215
XXI. The Proportions of the Crosses 222
XXII. Under the Three Crosses in Canada 235
XXIII. The Flag of Freedom 243
XXIV. The Flag of Liberty 253
XXV. The Union Jack as a Single Flag 264
XXVI. The Jacks in Red, White and Blue Ensigns 272
XXVII. The Union Ensigns of the British Empire 280
Appendix A. The Maple Leaf Emblem 295
Appendix B. Letters from the Private Secretary of His
Majesty King Edward VII. 298
Appendix C. Canadian War Medals 299
Appendix D. A Record of the "Diamond Anthem" 300
Index 313
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
NO. PAGE
1. Assyrian Emblems 15
2. Eagle Emblems 16
3. Tortoise Totem 18
4. Wolf Totem 18
5. The Hawaiian Ensign 30
6. A Red Cross Knight 35
7. Colours of 10th Royal Grenadiers, Canada 39
8. St. George's Jack 41
9. The Borough Seal of Lyme Regis, 1284 46
10. Brass in Elsing Church, 1347 49
11. The _Henri Grace à Dieu_, 1515 60
12. St. Andrew's Jack 64
13. Scotch "Talle Shippe," 16th Century 67
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