The Declaration of Independence 1776 Literal Print
The Declaration of Independence 1776 Literal Print
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\\. Taylor Lvman II \ii James Wilson ( - W. \i i « >n. Geo. K W M Hooper I \sar Rodney Jseph Hewes, Geo Read J«>iin IT v\ Tho M: Kean Edward Rutledge. W m Floyd Tho s Heyward Jun* Phil. Livingston Thomas Lynch Jun* Fran s Lewis Arthur Middleton Lewis Morris Samuel Chasi Rich? Stockton W 1 ? Pai;m a Harrison John Adams 'l'ii" Ni SON \k. Rob t Treat Payne Francis Lightfooi Lee Elbridge Gerry 1 ■ ii: Brax i on • Step Hopkins Rob 1 Morris William Ellery Benjamin Rush Roger Sherman x Franklin Sam el... Huntington John Morton W m Williams ( 'i ■■» ' i. Vmi. K Oliver Wolcott J A » Smith. Matthew Thornton HISTORICAL NOTE.
The delegates of the United Colonies of New Hamp- shire; Massachusetts Bay; Rhode Island and Providence Plantations; Connecticut; New York ; New Jersey; Penn- sylvania; New Castle, Kent, and Sussex, in Delaware; Maryland; Virginia; North Carolina, and South Carolina, In Congress assembled at Philadelphia, Resolved on the ioth of May, 1776, to recommend to the respective assemblies and conventions of the United Colonies, where no govern- ment sufficient to the exigencies of their affairs had been established, to adopt such a government as should, in the opinion of the representatives of the people, best conduce to the happiness and safety of their constituents in particular, and of America in general.
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\\. Taylor Lvman II \ii James Wilson ( - W. \i i « >n. Geo. K W M Hooper I \sar Rodney Jseph Hewes, Geo Read J«>iin IT v\ Tho M: Kean Edward Rutledge. W m Floyd Tho s Heyward Jun* Phil. Livingston Thomas Lynch Jun* Fran s Lewis Arthur Middleton Lewis Morris Samuel Chasi Rich? Stockton W 1 ? Pai;m a Harrison John Adams 'l'ii" Ni SON \k. Rob t Treat Payne Francis Lightfooi Lee Elbridge Gerry 1 ■ ii: Brax i on • Step Hopkins Rob 1 Morris William Ellery Benjamin Rush Roger Sherman x Franklin Sam el... Huntington John Morton W m Williams ( 'i ■■» ' i. Vmi. K Oliver Wolcott J A » Smith. Matthew Thornton HISTORICAL NOTE.
The delegates of the United Colonies of New Hamp- shire; Massachusetts Bay; Rhode Island and Providence Plantations; Connecticut; New York ; New Jersey; Penn- sylvania; New Castle, Kent, and Sussex, in Delaware; Maryland; Virginia; North Carolina, and South Carolina, In Congress assembled at Philadelphia, Resolved on the ioth of May, 1776, to recommend to the respective assemblies and conventions of the United Colonies, where no govern- ment sufficient to the exigencies of their affairs had been established, to adopt such a government as should, in the opinion of the representatives of the people, best conduce to the happiness and safety of their constituents in particular, and of America in general.
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