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SUMMARY:The Declaration of Independence Through the Centuries
LOCATION:Hinsdale Public Library\n<p>302 S. Grant Street in Hinsdale.</p>
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DESCRIPTION:The Declaration of Independence has been one of our country's 
 most important and famous documents. Learn about how its influence has evo
 lved over the past 250 years with historian Joyce Haworth..\nhttps://hinsd
 ale.libnet.info/event/15869133
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The words seem simple: &ldquo\;all men are
  created equal\,&rdquo\; and endowed with the rights of &ldquo\;life\, lib
 erty and the pursuit of happiness.&rdquo\; Yet every era since has grapple
 d with them. Elizabeth Cady Stanton used them as a starting point. Lincoln
  regarded them as the essential definition of America. Southern secessioni
 sts said they were false. Frederick Douglass called them hypocritical. Joi
 n Joyce Haworth as she recounts the influence of the Declaration over the 
 last 250 years.</p>\n<p>Presented in partnership with the Hinsdale Histori
 cal Society.</p>\nhttps://hinsdale.libnet.info/event/15869133
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