Declaration of Independence Proclaimed in Congress
A transcription of the 1776 Declaration of Independence outlines aims to dissolve political ties with Great Britain, asserts universal rights, and proclaims the American colonies as free and independent states with powers to wage war, make peace, and form alliances. It notes grievances against King George III and appeals to a global moral authority, ending with a pledge of lives, fortunes, and honor.
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Great Britain
Manly Firmass
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Jotice
Feas
Mos
United States of America
Congress
Repeal of acts authorising receipt of public debt evidences
Legislative action repeals provisions allowing evidences of public debt as payment for U S lands after April 30 1806. It preserves prepayment rights for buyers of public lands and adds a discount adjustment based on stock market prices. The act also revises how the sinking fund may purchase debt and authorises commissions to agents. Approved April 18 1805 and extended via later sections enacted April 21 1806.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
United Stall
Nath J. Macon
S. Smith
TH. Jefferson
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U. S
Nath
Macon
Smith
Jefferson
Boards of Commissioners
Mississippi
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Mississippi Territory
Missisippi
Pearl River
United Ba
Board of Commissioners
City of
Natchez
Mississippi River
North Fourth Street
Stephen Minor
Old Fort
William Barland
Richard Sparks
Land Office
Richard S. Bryan
George Brewer
Register of the Land Office
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Richard
Bryan
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