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What Happened To The 56 Signatories Of The Declaration Of Independence
What Happened To The 56 Signatories Of The Declaration Of Independence
Authored by Joseph Lord via The Epoch Times,
Today the United States celebrates the 250th - or semiquincentennial - anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence.
Congress voting on the Declaration of Independence. Library of Congress/Public Domain
While July 4 marks the day Thomas Jefferson's revised draft of the Declaration of Independence was adopted, it would take months for the document to be signed by all 56 men who would eventually affix their names to it.
Several key figures in American...
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