America’s First Declaration of Independence: A Town Meeting Production by Daniel Sheridan

Categories: Daniel Sheridan, WTK Featured Stories║Published On: May 20th, 2022║Tags: American colonies, American History, American Revolution, April to July 1776, Bottom-up movement, Colonial contributions, Colonial declarations, Colonial history, Declaration of Independence, Founding documents, Historical events, Historical facts, Independence declarations, Independence movement, Jefferson's parchment, Local autonomy, Local governance, Revolutionary War, Town meetings, Townships and counties║Views: 1703║55 words║

May 20, 1775, the first Colonial Declaration of Independence was written, or was it? Did you that over ninety “Declarations of Independence” were written by townships and counties throughout the colonies between April and July of 1776, three months before Jefferson’s hallowed parchment? America is the product of town meetings – a bottom-up movement. Here’s the story.

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