The Union Jack Flag

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland  flag is really made up of the three flags of England, Scotland and formerly the totality of Ireland up until 1921.
The crosses of each country’s Patron Saint combined form the U.K flag.
 England: Cross of St George Red Cross
Flag of England   
  This is the english flag

Scotland: Cross of St Andrew White Saltaire

Flag of Scotland    
This is the scottish flag

N. Ireland: Cross of St Patrick Red Saltaire
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Right Way Of Displaying The Union Jack
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Some historians believe that the Union Flag is called 'Jack' because it´s named after James I  (Jacobus in Latin since he introduced the flag after acceding to the throne and was the first monarch to be called King of Great Britain.

The Assembly Of The Gods, 1575-76

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Upper centre sits Jupiter, King of the gods, from whose head Minerva has just been born.
To the left and right of him are Neptune, Mars, Apollo, Venus, Mercury and Diana (or Luna) who holds up the moon. The bearded figure lower right, larger in scale and apparently holding the whole group on his shoulders, is probably Atlas and in the lower left corner Vesta, goddess of Mother Nature, is shown sitting above Pluto, god of the Underworld. In the centre are Neptune and Juno, with a peacock at her feet, and upper left seated on a cloud are Ceres and Flora with two satyrs (possibly representing the Four Seasons).

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This painting probably describes the action on 10th July 1745, when the Prince Frederick and the Duke, under the command of Commodore James Talbot, captured two French vessels, the Marquese d'Antin and the Louis Erasme.
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