The Declaration of IndependenceTaken phrase by phrase, inscribed and illustrated, these most famous words ring as true today as they did more than 200 years ago. The Declaration of Independence is considered to be one of the greatest documents of all time. The central section of the declaration is a ringing assertion that every human being has an equal right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. These are the words that have built your nation and keep it strong. Here is the complete Declaration of Independence beautifully hand-lettered and decorated. Almost every section is highlighted on its own page, with its meaning and significance enhanced by imaginative drawings and sketches appropriate to the all-important words they complement. |
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Copyright 2002 by Sam Fink | 4 |
Contents | 7 |
the 7th of June 1776 the Second Continental | 11 |
THATS ME | 49 |
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abolishing ARTHUR MIDDLETON Assent to Laws BENJAMIN HARRISON THOMAS brethren Britain British Crown British soldiers BUTTON GWINNETT CAESAR RODNEY CAROLINA CARROLL OF CARROLLTON Civil power Consent Declaration of Independence dissolved document EQUAL Free and Independent GEORGE CLYMER HARRISON THOMAS NELSON hath shewn HEWES JOHN PENN hither HOOPER JOSEPH HEWES HOPKINS WILLIAM ELLERY Illustrated and Inscribed Intolerable Acts John Adams JOSEPH HEWES JOHN JOSIAH BARTLETT July June justice and magnanimity King George Legislative legislature Liberty MORRIS BENJAMIN RUSH MORTON GEORGE CLYMER Office Peace Petitioned PHILIP LIVINGSTON PHILIP LIVINGSTON FRANCIS refused his Assent refused to pass repeated injuries Richard Henry Lee ROBERT MORRIS BENJAMIN ruler sacred Honor Scholastic Inc Second Continental Congress Stamp Act STEPHEN HOPKINS STEPHEN HOPKINS WILLIAM Tea Act Thomas Jefferson THOMAS MCKEAN Townshend Acts tyranny Tyrant United Colonies unless suspended unwarrantable usurpations Virginia WHIPPLE MATTHEW THORNTON WILLIAM HOOPER JOSEPH WILLIAM WHIPPLE WILLIAM WHIPPLE MATTHEW York