Product Description
Key Features:
- Size Options: Choose from sizes ranging from 2'x3' to 6'x10' to suit your specific display needs and preferences.
- Material Choices: Select from Nylon-Printed, Nylon-Appliqued, or Cotton-Appliqued.
- Header and Grommets: Equipped with a sturdy Header and Grommets, this flag offers easy and secure installation on poles, walls, or other surfaces.
- Authentic Design: Featuring meticulously sewn applique, this flag faithfully reproduces the historic Dr. James Long emblem, symbolizing the Texan spirit of freedom and self-determination.
The Flag of Dr. James Long holds a significant place in the annals of Texan history, serving as a symbol of defiance and the struggle for independence. Dr. James Long, a physician and adventurer, led an expedition in the early 19th century with the aim of establishing an independent republic in Texas. In 1819, Long raised a flag to symbolize his authority over the region, which featured a white field with a red star and the Latin motto "Liberty or Death" emblazoned across it. This flag represented Long's vision of a free and sovereign Texas, separate from Spanish and later Mexican control. However, Long's ambitions were short-lived. His attempts to gain support for his cause were met with resistance from Mexican authorities, leading to a series of conflicts and setbacks. Despite his efforts, Long's republic was not recognized, and he was eventually captured and killed in 1822 during a raid in Mexico. While Long's dream of an independent Texas was not realized in his lifetime, his flag remains a symbol of the enduring spirit of Texan independence and the fight for freedom. Today, the Flag of Dr. James Long serves as a reminder of the courage and determination of those who sought to shape the destiny of Texas, laying the groundwork for the events that would eventually lead to Texas' independence from Mexico.
