"Touch her if you dare" 1860 Georgia Secession Banner House Flag anv reports that one of Macarthy's

reports that one of Macarthy's traveling companions during the war years was a cockatoo who had been trained to squawk "Three cheers for Jeff Davis

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Psalm 20:5 "In the name of the Lord our God we will set up our banner"

The flag making was contracted to some Richmond sewing circles

"Touch her if you dare" 1860 Georgia Secession Banner House Flag anv reports that one of Macarthy'sThese are modern all weather nylon flags for your house or garden based on the original banner carried in Savannah in late December 1860. Historical background: Carried through the streets of Savannah on the night of Dec. 26, 1860, this banner represents regional support of South Carolinas decision to secede from the United States six days earlier. Prompted by the perceived threat posed by Abraham Lincoln and his Republican Party to the institution of