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“A Light to all Mankind, The Declaration of Independence”

Jefferson communicated the document, first, to John Adams and Benjamin Franklin requesting their wisdom because, he said, “They were the two members of whose judgments and amendments I wished most to have the benefit... Their alterations were two or three only.”

With no further alterations by the committee, the sacred document was presented to John Hancock and the rest of the continental congress where it met with a storm of debate. Tossed to and fro, this fragile document finally rested on the reverent waters of calm where among the many changes made, none were found to alter the “ancient principles,” they would now set perched upon a hill as a light to all mankind.

Call Helen's gallery number for questions or to inquire about image usage 931-614-0061 or email helen@capturedmiracles.org ATTENTION: To purchase copies of The Miracle of America, book PLEASE CALL 931-614-0061 **BIOGRAPHY** Helen Thomas Robson MAMApreneur + Artist + EO Educator What is HTR by Design? HTR by Design is focused on helping you create your heavenly home using art, heart, and essential oils, for intentional, beautiful, and functional living by design. As a mother of four children and one exchange student, Helen wanted to use her talents and love of art and essential oils to create something of significance, making a difference not only in the lives of her children and home but in the lives of all of God's...