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Matthew Dumbrique

United States Declaration of Independence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views

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    The Declaration of Independance was appointed to John Adams, Ben Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson to write. Thomas Jefferson wrote all of it while John and Ben edited it and pointed out flaws.
giovanni belletti

Signing the declaration of independence - 0 views

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      John Adams
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      Benjamin Franklin
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      Thomas Jefferson
Emmanuel Payano

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    benjamins OWN instrument that HE Created
Emmanuel Payano

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    These are his glasses he inevnted.
Matthew Dumbrique

Benjamin Franklin in France - 0 views

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    benjamin was usually considered a player in france
Chyna Penas

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daniel webster

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  • Daniel Webster was born in Salisbury (now Franklin), New Hampshire and educated at Phillips (Exeter) Academy and Dartmouth College. He studied law, taught briefly and was admitted to the New Hampshire bar in 1805.
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