Noah Emery of Exeter : Member of the Provincial Congress And Clerk of the Assembly in New Hampshire in the Revolution
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Durinpf the Revolutionary Period they were kept at Exeter, but now are carefully preserved in the office of the Secretary of State at Concord. Among them is the record of the Declaration of Independence, and it was the great good fortune of Noah Emery to have this piece of work to do. The Conti- nental Congress had ordered a copy of the Dec- laration to be sent to each of the United States with the request that it should be entered among of Exeter. 31 its records/ The copy for New Hampshire, at...tested by the signatures of John Hancock and Charles Thompson, was officially received by Noah Emery who signalized his sense of the moment- ous meaning of the Declaration and of his own share in perpetuating its words by recording it in a large, bold, legible hand, with red ink, sym- bol of the blood with which those words were to be made good. Plainly for him and his the day of that record was a red letter day.
Besides the offices already enumerated, he seems to have held that of state printer as it would now be styled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Durinpf the Revolutionary Period they were kept at Exeter, but now are carefully preserved in the office of the Secretary of State at Concord. Among them is the record of the Declaration of Independence, and it was the great good fortune of Noah Emery to have this piece of work to do. The Conti- nental Congress had ordered a copy of the Dec- laration to be sent to each of the United States with the request that it should be entered among of Exeter. 31 its records/ The copy for New Hampshire, at...tested by the signatures of John Hancock and Charles Thompson, was officially received by Noah Emery who signalized his sense of the moment- ous meaning of the Declaration and of his own share in perpetuating its words by recording it in a large, bold, legible hand, with red ink, sym- bol of the blood with which those words were to be made good. Plainly for him and his the day of that record was a red letter day.
Besides the offices already enumerated, he seems to have held that of state printer as it would now be styled.
What to read after Noah Emery of Exeter : Member of the Provincial Congress And Clerk of the Assembly in New Hampshire in the Revolution?
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