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SUMMARY:The Declaration of Independence Through the Centuries
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DESCRIPTION:The words seem simple: “all men are created equal\,â€
  and endowed with the rights of “life\, liberty\, and the pursuit 
 of happiness.”.\nhttps://scpld.libnet.info/event/14956805
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Yet every era since has grappled with them
 . Elizabeth Cady Stanton used them as a starting point. Lincoln regarded t
 hem as the essential definition of America. Southern secessionists said th
 ey were false. Frederick Douglass called them hypocritical. Join historian
  Joyce Haworth as she recounts the influence of the Declaration over the l
 ast 250 years. REGISTER</p>\nhttps://scpld.libnet.info/event/14956805
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