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| − | The '''Bush River Declaration''' is regarded as the first Declaration of Independence made by any representative body in America. <ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=VvwMAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA101 History of Harford County, Maryland: From 1608 (the Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812]</ref> | + | The '''Bush River Declaration''' is regarded as the first Declaration of Independence made by any representative body in America.<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=VvwMAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA101 History of Harford County, Maryland: From 1608 (the Year of Smith's Expedition) to the Close of the War of 1812]</ref> |
The Bush River Declaration was passed on March 22, 1775, and is known by several other names: The '''Bush River Resolution''', the '''Bush Declaration''', and the '''Harford Declaration'''. | The Bush River Declaration was passed on March 22, 1775, and is known by several other names: The '''Bush River Resolution''', the '''Bush Declaration''', and the '''Harford Declaration'''. | ||
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The Bush River Declaration is regarded as the first Declaration of Independence made by any representative body in America.[1]
The Bush River Declaration was passed on March 22, 1775, and is known by several other names: The Bush River Resolution, the Bush Declaration, and the Harford Declaration.
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