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It is a Hi-Rez image (8,400 pixels by 11,200 pixels) of page 1 of the original draft of the Declaration of Independence. I suggest you pull that Hi-Rez image onto your computer before clicking forward to pages 2, 3, and 4. I found these extraordinarily rare books in a tiny town in one of the original 13 colonies in New England, along with a number of other books published between 1723 and 1760, and the coup de grâce: a 1605 edition of Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes.
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