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By: DrKrbyLuv

DrKrbyLuv — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 20:12:10 +0000

I can understand why Adams and Ruttledge would have a hot debate about the slavery language - but where was Jefferson in the debate? Adams and the others seemed content to yield in order to keep the coalition from splitting. But Jefferson always seemed to put his philosophies and beliefs above any convenience or compromise.

Did Jefferson say anything of note in that heated debate?

Jefferson didn’t think it his place to argue for his creation. He sat in a corner and, according to Adams, sulked. He was apparently upset that they were mangling his masterwork.

ed.

By: //InnovateChurch

//InnovateChurch — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 11:33:28 +0000

Happy July 4th…

This is a really interesting concept. Rick Moran has done a set of posts where he “liveblogs” the 1776 Continental Congress. He writes his posts as though he is there at the event and writes first person what is going on at different moments through…