Battle Flag of the King William Light Artillery (Virginia). (Courtesy of The Museum of the Confederacy.
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The most controversial and ubiquitous of Confederate symbols today, as well as for the last half-century, is the battle flag of the Army of Northern Virginia—a blue St. Andrews cross emblazoned on a field of red.
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