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Reading of the Declaration of Independence
Reading of the Declaration of Independence 7/18/1776
Dunlap Broadside
Dunlap Broadside 7/4/1776
Engraving of the Declaration of Independence
Engraving of the Declaration of Independence 1823
Print of the Declaration of Independence
Print of the Declaration of Independence 7/4/1776
Adoption of the Lee Resolution
Adoption of the Lee Resolution 7/2/1776
Appointment of Committee of Five to Draft Declaration of Independence
Appointment of Committee of Five to Draft Declaration of Independence 6/11/1776
The Declaration of Independence
The Declaration of Independence 6/28/1776 (artwork 1818)
Drafting the Declaration of Independence. The Committee - Franklin, Jefferson, Adams, Livingston and Sherman
Drafting the Declaration of Independence. The Committee - Franklin, Jefferson, Adams, Livingston and Sherman 1776 (artwork 1857)
The Declaration of Independence Mural
The Declaration of Independence Mural 10/27/1936
Lee Resolution for Independence
Lee Resolution for Independence 6/7/1776
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