Emotion and Flags: A Personal Perspective

Raven: A Journal of Vexillology 19:1-3 (2012)
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This compelling essay describes the author’s own relationship with flags over a lifetime of engagement and study. This volume of the journal is dedicated to his memory.

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10.5840/raven2012193

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