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The Reading of the Declaration of Independence to the Troops by the Adjutants
The Reading of the Declaration of Independence to the Troops by the Adjutants
Public domain: Image courtesy of the Worcester Art Museum.

The Reading of the Declaration of Independence to the Troops by the Adjutants

Artist (American, 1822–1888)
MediumEtching on off-white wove paper
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineCharles E. Goodspeed Collection
Object number1910.48.3441
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