CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENT, 1776. Congressional document ordering John Ashmead, clerk

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CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENT, 1776. Congressional document ordering John Ashmead, clerk

CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENT, 1776.
Congressional document ordering John Ashmead, clerk of the frigate Randolph to stay on board while the rest of his crew went on an expedition. Signed by John Hancock, Robert Morris, Button Gwinness, Francis Lewis, George Read, and Arthur Middleton, 12 July 1776

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1776 Arthur Autograph Clerk Francis Frigate George Hancock Handwriting July Lewis Manuscript Middleton Morris Navy Randolph Read Revolutionary War Robert Signature Ashland

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures a significant piece of American history - a Congressional document from 1776. The document, signed by prominent figures such as John Hancock, Robert Morris, Button Gwinness, Francis Lewis, George Read, and Arthur Middleton on July 12th of that year, holds immense historical value. The photograph showcases the original manuscript in all its glory. The elegant handwriting and signatures are a testament to the meticulous care taken during this pivotal time in our nation's history. It is fascinating to see the names of these influential individuals who played crucial roles in shaping America's destiny. The document specifically orders John Ashmead, clerk of the frigate Randolph, to remain on board while his crew embarks on an expedition. This highlights the importance placed on maintaining order and ensuring smooth operations within the navy during the Revolutionary War. As we gaze upon this remarkable artifact through Granger Art on Demand's lens, we are transported back to late 18th-century America. We can almost feel the weight of history resting upon this single sheet of paper. This print serves as a visual reminder of our nation's founding principles and pays homage to those who fought tirelessly for independence. It is a timeless piece that allows us to connect with our past and appreciate how far we have come as a country.

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