Gwen
Re: Question of Stars...
Thu May 31, 2012 04:36
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Here are two sites that might assist you in determining the actual date and meaning of your poster. Being the good little NSDAR member I recalled that Queen Victoria let her feelings be known that she sided with the South. This might be the connection that you are looking for with regards to the information on the flyer.

http://www.civilwarhome.com/americanquestion1.htm

http://www.usflag.org/civil.war.flag.html

I hope this helps, Terri Gwenellyn Hitchcock

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      • Re: Question of Stars... — WG Walker, South Georgia CSA, Tue May 29 05:12
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          • Re: Question of Stars... — Gwen, Thu May 31 04:36
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