An Appeal To Heaven Flag 3' X 5' Washington's Cruisers Historical Banner #2

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An Appeal To Heaven Flag 3' X 5' Washington's Cruisers Historical Banner #2
In 1775 the colonies of the New World were nearing a period that would
change the course of world history
forever.  It was the beginning of the
American Revolution.  The British Empire and its powerful military occupied Boston and tension in the colonies was escalating.  A leading
statesman and general, George Washington, proposed intercepting incoming British ships providing needed supplies to the fledgling military.
The popular vote in Philadelphia disagreed with any attempt that might upset the king, especially after the events such as the well-known Boston
Tea Party.
Regardless, General Washington took it upon himself to commission six privately owned schooners to start his own navy.  Rumored to be at the
general’s expense, the fleet was called “
Washington’s Secret Navy”
and all boats were to have “
An
Appeal to Heaven”
flag flown upon them.  The
white flag dawning an evergreen tree in the center with the moniker “
An Appeal to Heaven
” became the
symbol of righteous justification
for
the colonies fighting to secure their God-given rights.
A quality flag made of super polyester with two Metal grommets on inner flyside for easy flag pole attachment or hanging on wall..
Regular .97
Synthetic Waterproof Material
Designs are through-printed and visible on both sides
Bright fade-resistant inks
Quality Colors And Graphics
Double Stitched Edges
Reinforced Grommet Light weight lets flags fly well even in light breeze
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