JHC Level 1 - Material - History Of The Flags

[King James I]

Jamzinian History Course Level 1 Course Material
The Flags Of Jamzinia

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This sylabus is one of five in this course, covering the basic history of the flags of Jamzinia.

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It could be argued that a nation's flag is the singular most important representation of a nation's history, principles, beliefs, pride and national identity.

"When the united crosses of St. Andrew and St. George on a fiery ground set forth the banner of Old England, we see not the cloth merely ; there rises up before the mind the noble aspect of that monarchy"

Henry Word Beecher,

"All hail to our glorious ensign! Courage to heart, strength to the hand, to which, in all time, it shall be entrusted! May it ever wave in honor, in unsullied glory, and patriotic hope!"

Edward Everett,

"Take thy banner! May it wave proudly o'er the good and brave"

Longfellow,


Jamzinia has seen a number of different flags in it's time, five different flags used in all, one of which has been used on two different occassions.

Take a look at the basic outline of the timeline of flags;



The purpose of the Jamzinian national flag is so, to sit above those who rise proudly beneath, to embody the love and pride for our nation, our work, everything our peope strive for.

[Spangle]

I found a copy of that first flag in my old computer and couldn't remember whose it was, it was just saved as flag.bmp


both halves of it's name enraged me.

[Brandon Azzoria]

That's the flag on the old wiki. I suppose I should go change it.

[Spangle]

old wiki?

[King James I]

He means the microwiki

[Spangle]

oh kk