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Declaration of Independence. The Second Continental Congress On June 7 th, 1776, Richard Henry Lee of VA introduced a resolution to the 2 nd Continental.

Declaration of Independence. The Second Continental Congress On June 7 th, 1776, Richard Henry Lee of VA introduced a resolution to the 2 nd Continental.

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