The Story of the Declaration of Independence
Author:
Norman Richards
Illustrator:
Tom Dunnington
Publication:
1968 by Children's Press
Genre:
History, Non-fiction
Series:
Cornerstones of Freedom (Illustrated Cover with White/Colored Stripe)
Pages:
31
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Freedom, Equality and the Right to Try to Be Happy
When the Declaration of Independence was read aloud, the crowds cheered and set off gunpowder explosions. They were happy because the British king could no longer tell them now to live... When the Pilgrims came to this strange new land they bought with them the ideas of freedom, equality, hard work and dedication. Just as they had to work hard to clear the fields to plant food, the "fathers of our country" had to work hard to convince King George that the colonies had a right to be free... This book is the exciting story of how America became the land where everyone was free and equal.
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