The Flag That Has Waved One Hundred Years — A Scene on the Morning of the Fourth Day of July 1876 vintage moustache A piece worth hanging

A piece worth hanging

his epaulettes catching the light of a republic newly drunk on blue-water victory and the cabled headlines of an empire announcing itself

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The Flag That Has Waved One Hundred Years — A Scene on the Morning of the Fourth Day of July 1876 vintage moustache A piece worth hangingThe Flag That Has Waved One Hundred Years A Scene on the Morning of the Fourth Day of July 1876. A centennial chromolithograph staged at dawn, the Republic addressing its own first century with the careful sentiment of a nation still bandaging the wounds of the war just past. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and the