Declaration of Independence at Philadelphia, July 4, 1776

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CAPITOL WASHINGTON. 3n the steeple of the state-house was a bell imported twenty-three years previously from London by the Brovincial Assembly of Sennsya Prodaim Liberty thronghoa all the land unto al the inhabitants thereof peal from that bell gave notice that the bill had been passed. It was the knell of British domination, A joyous DECLARATION OF INDEPENDANCE at Philadelphia. July 4. 1776. (Thomas Jefferson supposed to be the author.) The fourth of July is the day of national rejoicing, for on that day, the Declaration of independance" that solemn and sublime document, was adopted. Colonial Herges. No. 20. Copyrighted liP 6090 Am. HistArt Publ. Co.New York City 111 E.14 Str. ShLouis Mo. 813 Chestmut Ste

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O- Domestic and AUTHORIZED BY ACT OF CONGRESS OF MAY 19-1898 ("CARTE POSTALE UNIVERSELLE") WOND PLURIBUS ☆ ****