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DESCRIPTION:May 5 - Sep 13\, 2026\nIt fit on one page. The 200 type-set cop
 ies were printed by John Dunlap\, an Irish immigrant—they are called the
  “Dunlap broadsides.” Only 26 survive today\, and one of them is the c
 enterpiece of this exhibition at the Morgan Library. We’re talking about
  The Declaration of Independence\, dated July 4\, 1776\, and signed by Ame
 rica’s founding fathers. Have you read it lately? If not\, now’s the t
 ime to refresh your memory. The exhibition places the immortal page in the
  context of other important polemics of the time\, such as Thomas Paine’
 s Common Sense\, and correspondences from key figures like Patrick Henry a
 nd Martha Washington. Located in the Morgan’s Rotunda\, this is a grand 
 show in a grand setting.
LOCATION:Morgan Library and Museum\, 225 Madison Ave\, New York\, NY 10016\
 , USA
SUMMARY:The Declaration of Independence: Rare Americana from the Collection
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