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An appeal to heaven! Made famous during the American Revolution, flown as part of a white flag with pine from military cruisers and Massachusetts ships.
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Dating back to when the men of Gonzales, in what is now Texas, rebelled against the Mexican government daring them to “come and take it,” referring to a small cannon.
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Dating back to when the men of Gonzales, in what is now Texas, rebelled against the Mexican government daring them to “come and take it,” referring to a small cannon.
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Dating back to when the men of Gonzales, in what is now Texas, rebelled against the Mexican government daring them to “come and take it,” referring to a small cannon.
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Dating back to when the men of Gonzales, in what is now Texas, rebelled against the Mexican government daring them to “come and take it,” referring to a small cannon.
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Dating back to when the men of Gonzales, in what is now Texas, rebelled against the Mexican government daring them to “come and take it,” referring to a small cannon.
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From the bill of rights: A well regulated militia, being necessary for the security of a free sate, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
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Worried about not having enough TP? Maybe thinking your neighbor or the government might try to Bogart the TP? They can try to COME AND TAKE IT
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A modern take on the flag of New England, with the 13 stripes for the original colonies and the pine tree, a common symbol for the New England states.