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Texas Flags of the Civil War |
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Flag of the 17th & 18th Texas Infantry Rgts |
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1861 variant of the Texas state and republic flag |
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Flag of the Tenth Texas Cavalry Regiment |
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Shea Vernon's Texas Battery |
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17th Texas Cavalry Regiment |
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33rd Texas Cavalry Regiment |
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Waul's Texas Legion |
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Terry's Texas Rangers |
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6th Texas Infantry Regiment |
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3rd Texas Infantry Regiment |
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6th Texas Cavalry Regiment |
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26th Texas Cavalry Regiment |
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Although not used by Texas troops, the flag of the Holcombe Legion had Texas roots. The unit was funded and named after the First Lady of South Carolina, a Texan, Lucy Holcombe, who became world famous as the "Queen of the Confederacy". The legion flag was typical South Carolina except for the prominent Lone Star, a tribute to their Texas lady and patron. |
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