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Red Cross
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Geneva Convention Act, 1911
to carry into effect the provisions of the Second Geneva Convention, 1906. It prohibits the use of a red cross on a white ground ('Red Cross') or of the words 'Red Cross' or 'Geneva Cross' without leave of … of the Second Geneva Convention, 1906. It prohibits the use of a red cross on a white ground ('Red Cross') or of the words 'Red Cross' or 'Geneva Cross' without leave of the Army Council.
Bignonia
the cross vine of the Southern United States The trumpet creeper also called the trumpet vine with large red tubular flowers was formerly considered to be of this genus but is now classified as Campsis radicans
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Poursuivant
before his coronation, the name being derived from the ensign of his ancestor, Cadwaladyr. He also assumed a red dragon as the dexter supporter of his arms. (4) Portcullis.--This office was instituted by the same monarch, from … an uncertain period, but generally considered to be the most ancient. The title was doubtless derived from the cross of St. George. (2) Blue Mantle..--An office instituted by Edward III. or Henry V., and named either in
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