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Manitowoc, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin
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Presentation of a new blue silk flag to the 17th regiment in the Governor's room, commemorating victories at Corinth (Oct. 4, 1863), Champion Hills, and Vicksburg (July 4, 1863). The flag honors the regiment's bravery and fallen comrades. Crafted elegantly in Chicago.
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This flag will be dear to the eyes of the gallant boys of the 17th, because it bears a record that proves their devoted bravery, and is hallowed by the memory of many a fallen comrade, whose blood tinges every victory. They will proudly bear it in their midst, and when occasion presents, enlarge the number of its triumphs.-
Madison Patriot
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Governor's Room
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1863
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A new regimental flag is presented to the 17th regiment, featuring inscriptions of battles at Corinth, Champion Hills, and Vicksburg, symbolizing their bravery and honoring fallen comrades.