Don't Tread On Me Rattlesnake Colonial Flag Throw Blanket death A statement in any room

A statement in any room

to kill with sword and with famine and with pestilence and by the wild beasts of the earth

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It is often worn as a tattoo or displayed as a pendant or amulet

Don't Tread On Me Rattlesnake Colonial Flag Throw Blanket death A statement in any roomAt the onset of the Revolution, standards were not so standardized. One of the most popular, however, was the one that rebel marines began to fashion, featuring the Eastern rattler over the motto "DONT TREAD ON ME" on items like drums. The true derivation of what has come to be known as the "Gadsden flag" gets a bit murky from there, however. By 1775, the image of a coiled snake ready to lash out was fairly ubiquitous in the colonies. It was seen on