Report of the proceedings of a convention composed of delegates from the thirteen original United States, held in Independence hall on Monday the fift

This is a report documenting the proceedings of a convention held in Independence Hall on July 5th and 6th, 1852. The convention was composed of delegates from the thirteen original United States. The primary purpose of the assembly was to consider the propriety of erecting one or more monuments to commemorate the American Revolution. This historical record provides insights into the sentiments and discussions surrounding the preservation of revolutionary history in the mid-19th century. Researchers and historians will find valuable primary source material in this report.

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