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Since it was first discovered by the Spanish in 1541, nine national flags have flown over Louisiana. Spain, France, Great Britain, and the United States each brandished them over the state in its colourful history. Beginning with the flag of Columbus and ending with the city flags of Shreveport and Slidell, Jeanne Frois introduces readers of all ages to the design of each flag and shows how each involves symbols relating to its particular history and culture. Frois tells the story behind the exchange of governmental power as well as the symbols of each flag. She even includes a list of heraldic definitions and general flag terminology. In addition, she includes a discussion of the art of flag making as well as the correct method to fold the United States flag. No doubt the chapter on flag design will encourage classes to create a flag for their own city or parish.
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Since it was first discovered by the Spanish in 1541, nine national flags have flown over Louisiana. Spain, France, Great Britain, and the United States each brandished them over the state in its colourful history. Beginning with the flag of Columbus and ending with the city flags of Shreveport and Slidell, Jeanne Frois introduces readers of all ages to the design of each flag and shows how each involves symbols relating to its particular history and culture. Frois tells the story behind the exchange of governmental power as well as the symbols of each flag. She even includes a list of heraldic definitions and general flag terminology. In addition, she includes a discussion of the art of flag making as well as the correct method to fold the United States flag. No doubt the chapter on flag design will encourage classes to create a flag for their own city or parish.