john hancock printed the first copy of the declaration of independence.
john hancock printed the first copy of the declaration of independence.
who printed the first copy of the declaration of independence?
john hancock
the document signed by congress and enshrined in the national archives is usually regarded as "the" declaration of independence, but historian julian p. boyd argued that the declaration, like magna carta, is not a single document. boyd considered the printed broadsides ordered by congress to be official texts, as well. the declaration was first published as a broadside that was printed the night of july 4 by john dunlap of philadelphia. dunlap printed about 200 broadsides, of which 26 are known to survive. the 26th copy was discovered in the national archives in england in 2009.
united states declaration of independence
this can be illustrated with the transition map "t" = ⁄ from the second half of the circle example. start with two copies of the line. use the coordinate "s" for the first copy, and "t" for the second copy. now, glue both copies together by identifying the point "t" on the second copy with the point "s" = ⁄ on the first copy (the points "t" = 0 and "s" = 0 are not identified with any point on the first and second copy, respectively). this gives a circle.









































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