With Your Shield, Or On It — A Co. (Dark)

With Your Shield, Or On It — A Co. (Dark)With Your Shield, Or On It A Co. It was the hardest thing a Spartan mother ever said to her son. As he marched out, she handed him his shield with five words: with your shield or on it. Come home carrying it, victorious. Or come home carried on it, dead. Never without it. Never in shame. This back print stamps that creed onto an American war seal a Spartan shield marked with the lambda and dressed in the stars and stripes, crossed muskets behind it,

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Benedict told his monks to keep death daily before their eyes — not to frighten them

Appealing Above

while the world below him sleeps

a musket in one hand and a cruciform sword in the other

The monogram of the King Himself

they made their appeal higher than any throne

To wear it is to plant your colors before the fight starts: you belong to Christ

someone is already awake — standing the wall

Soldiers of Christ

and ran death's-heads in their newspapers where the official stamp belonged — a warning of exactly what the tax would do to a free people

the banner names the claim plainly: King of Nations