ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The author acknowledges her indebtedness to the following authors and publishers for their courtesy in allowing the use of copyright material: to Mr. Wallace Rice for “Wheeler’s Brigade at Santiago”; to Mr. Charles Francis Adams for “Pine and Palm”; to Mr. Will Allen Dromgoole for “Soldiers”; to Mr. John Howard Jewett for a selection from “Rebel Flags”; to Mr. John Trotwood Moore for “Old Glory at Shiloh”; to Mr. Henry Holcomb Bennett for “The Flag Goes By”; to Mr. Clinton Scollard for “On the Eve of Bunker Hill”; to P. J. Kenedy and Sons for “The Conquered Banner” by Rev. Abram Joseph Ryan; to David MacKay for “Death of Grant” by Walt Whitman; to J. B. Lippincott Company for “The Cruise of the Monitor” by George H. Boker; to B. F. Johnson Publishing Company, publishers of Timrod’s Memorial Volume, for “Charleston” by Henry Timrod; to the Century Company for “Farragut” by William Tuckey Meredith; to Mr. Harry L. Flash and the Neale Publishing Company for “Stonewall Jackson” by Henry Lynden Flash; to Mr. Will Henry Thompson and G. P. Putnam’s Sons for “The High Tide at Gettysburg”; to Mr. Isaac R. Sherwood and G. P. Putnam’s Sons for “Albert Sidney Johnston” by Kate Brownlee Sherwood; to Mrs. Benjamin Sledd and G. P. Putnam’s Sons for “United” by Benjamin Sledd. An extract from “Home Folks” by James Whitcomb Riley, copyright, 1900, is used by permission of the publishers, The Bobbs-Merrill Company. The poems, “Lexington” by Oliver Wendell Holmes, “The Building of the Ship” and “The Cumberland” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, “Yorktown” by John Greenleaf Whittier, “Fredericksburg” by Thomas Bailey Aldrich, “Kearny at Seven Pines” by E. C. Stedman, and “Robert E. Lee” by Julia Ward Howe are printed by permission of Houghton Mifflin Company.

CONTENTS

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[The Flag Goes By][1]
[Old Glory] [3]
[In the Light of the Old North Church] [19]
[Lexington] [23]
[On the Eve of Bunker Hill] [27]
[The Flag of Fort Stanwix] [31]
[The Knight of the Sea] [39]
[Where the Stars and Stripes Unfurled] [51]
[The Surrender of Burgoyne] [56]
[The Yoke of Britain Broken] [57]
[Yorktown] [60]
[From the Other Side] [62]
[The Star-Spangled Banner] [66]
[The Defense of the Crescent City] [68]
[The Civil War] [77]
[Charleston] [79]
[Fredericksburg] [81]
[Civil War] [82]
[’Round Shiloh Church] [84]
[Albert Sidney Johnston] [91]
[Old Glory at Shiloh] [96]
[The Flag of the Cumberland] [100]
[The Cumberland] [104]
[The Monitor] [107]
[The Cruise of the Monitor] [110]
[The Night of Chantilly] [114]
[Kearney at Seven Pines] [120]
[The Cavalry Charge] [122]
[An Immortal Twain] [125]
[Stonewall Jackson] [132]
[The High Tide at Gettysburg] [133]
[United] [138]
[Old Heart of Oak] [140]
[Farragut] [151]
[Pine and Palm] [154]
[The Conquered Banner] [157]
[The Conquered Banner] [159]
[Death of Grant] [162]
[Robert E. Lee] [164]
[Old Glory on the Island] [166]
[Wheeler’s Brigade at Santiago] [170]
[Soldiers] [172]

HOW THE FLAG BECAME
OLD GLORY


HOW THE FLAG BECAME
OLD GLORY

THE FLAG GOES BY