Fictional Flags in books

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• Franquin "Spirou"
• García, Sergio "Dexter London, aventurier professionnel"
• Hecht, Ben "Queen Dido"
• Heinlein, Robert A. "The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress"
• Heinlein, Robert A. "Stranger in a Strange Land"
• Herbert, Frank "Dune"
• Hope, Anthony "The Prisoner of Zenda"
• Lewis, C. S. "Chronicles of Narnia"
• Millers, Walter M. Jr "Saint Leibowitz and the Wild Horse Woman"
• Morris, Jan "Last Letters from Hav"
• Orwell, Georges "Animal Farm"
• Orwell, Georges "1984"
• Otomoto, Katsuiro & Nagayasu, Takumi "Legend of Mother Sarah"
• Pohl, Frederick "The day the Martians arrived"
• Tolkien, J.R.R. "Lord of Rings"
• Turtledove, Harry "The american empire serie"
• Turtledove, Harry "The great war serie"
• Turtledove, Harry "How few remains"
• Turtledove, Harry "The two Georges"
• Verne, Jules "20 000 lieues sous les mers"
• Wells, H.G. "Holy Terror"
• White, James "Federation World"
• Williamson, Jack "Seetee Shock"
• Wilson, Paul & King, David "Vexil Excelsior, the flag novel"
• ? "Babar"
• ? "The Mouse that Roared"
• ? "Pavane"
• ? "The Postman"
• ? "Wheel of time serie"
• Humouristic New Canadian flag
• Humouristic New USA flag
• Other Flags from unknown Novels )

• Flags in books
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by Marc Pasquin

Here is a political cartoon from the early 60's about changing the Canadian flag. I believe it's from the Toronto Star.
Wm. L. Houle , 19 october 2000

"Well, obviously, there are a lot of raw feelings on both sides of the issue, so what I would do is cut the Confederate flag and the American flag in half, and sew a new flag from half of each. I might not make much sense from a design standpoint, but I think it solves the problem of honoring both those who fell in battle defending a controversial labor practice and those who didn't. I'm glad you brought this up, by the way, because I'm a healer. I just want people to get along. I dream of a day when the redneck will sit down in peace with the gang banger and share, you know, some barbecue or something. That's my dream.'

-- Comments at Charleston, SC, Daughters of the Confederacy rally, Feb. 4, 2000

Other Flags from unknown Novels

Gordon R. Dickson - Argent, a cross sable, for the Friendlies.