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From afterthought to national symbol: The history behind the American Flag – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

From afterthought to national symbol: The history behind the American Flag – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Though flags proliferate every July 4, they would have been rare during early Independence Day celebrations. Only in the mid-19th century does the U.S. flag...

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The American flag wasn't always revered as it is today. At the beginning, it was an afterthought - Vimarsana News

The American flag wasn't always revered as it is today. At the beginning, it was an afterthought

Flags proliferate every July 4. But unlike the right to assemble or trial by jury, their role was not prescribed by the founders.

The American flag's history, from 'afterthought' to revered - Vimarsana News

The American flag's history, from 'afterthought' to revered

The American flag will be flown throughout the country on July 4, but it wasn't always a revered and debated symbol. Here is a look at its history.

The American flag wasn't always revered as it is today. At the beginning, it was an afterthought - Vimarsana News

The American flag wasn't always revered as it is today. At the beginning, it was an afterthought

The American flag will be flown throughout the country on July 4, but it wasn't always a revered and debated symbol. Unlike the right to assemble or trial by jury,

The American flag wasn't always revered as it is today. At the beginning, it was an afterthought - Vimarsana News

The American flag wasn't always revered as it is today. At the beginning, it was an afterthought

The American flag will be flown throughout the country on July 4, but it wasn't always a revered and debated symbol. Unlike the right to assemble or trial by jury,