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
14. Royal Arms of England, Henry V., 1413, to Elizabeth 71
15. Royal Arms of James I., 1603 72
16. Jack of James I., 1606 74
17. The _Sovereign of the Seas_, 1637 85
18. Commonwealth Twenty-Shilling Piece 87
19. Commonwealth Boat Flag 88
20. The _Naseby_. Charles II. 95
21. Medal of Charles II., 1665 98
22. Whip-lash Pennant, British Navy 108
23. Union Jack of Anne, 1707 118
24. Draft "C," Union Jack, 1707 121
25. The Red Ensign in "The Margent," 1707 125
26. Fort Niagara, 1759 128
27. The Assault at Wolfe's Cove, Quebec, 1759 130
28. St. Patrick's Jack 141
29. Labarum of Constantine 142
30. Harp of Hibernia 143
31. Seal of Carrickfergus, 1605 148
32. Royal Arms of Queen Victoria 148
33. Medal of Queen's First Visit to Ireland 149
34. The Throne of Queen Victoria in the House of Lords, 1900 150
35. Arms of the Fitzgeralds 151
36. Medal of Louis XIV., "_Kebeca Liberata_," 1690 165
37. New England Ensign 166
38. The Louisbourg Medal, 1758 168
39. The First Union Flag, 1776 174
40. The Pennsylvania Flag, 1776 176
41. Arms of the Washington Family 177
42. Washington's Book-Plate 178
43. Washington's Seals 179
44. Fort George and the Port of New York in 1770 187
45. Royal Arms of George II. 190
46. The Great Seal of Upper Canada, 1792 195
47. Upper Canada Penny 198
48. Draft "C" of Union Jack, 1800 200
49. Royal Arms of George III., 1801 202
50. Union Jack of George III., 1801 203
51. Outline Jack--The Proper Proportions of the Crosses 209
52. The Union Jack and Shackleton at Farthest South 213
53. Square Union Jack 219
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