![]() It would be idle to pretend that the supply is not large and in many respects adequate. There is, and it may be hoped there will always be, a demand for a history of England. To William Edward Arnold-Forster, for whose benefit and instruction it was originally designed, and to whose friendly criticism of its proof-sheets the author has frequently been indebted, this book is dedicated by his affectionate father. Patrick was added, and thus the Union Jack was made up. In 1801, after the Union with Ireland, the Red Cross of St. ![]() George but it was not until the Act of Union between England and Scotland in 1707 that the flag containing the Crosses of England and Scotland became by law the National Flag. of Scotland to the throne of England, under the title of James the 1st, King of Great Britain and Ireland, the White Cross (or Saltire) of St. When the Crowns of England and Scotland were united at the accession of James the VI. George by itself was the Flag of England. In the early history of England, the Red Cross of St. The Union Jack is made up of the three Crosses of England, Scotland, and Ireland, and is thus truly the Flag of the Union. Arnold-Forster, Author of "The Citizen Reader," "Things New and Old," etc.Ī list of the various countries, islands,
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