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Bibliography : p. 178-180 Philadelphia, city of the bell -- Casting the bell -- Taxation without representation -- The deepening crisis -- The bell's great moment -- Washington's victory at Trenton -- The bell in hiding -- The rising nation -- The cracked bell -- Symbolism of the bell The author interweaves the story of the Liberty Bell "with the history of Philadelphia and the United States. She brings ... to life the Bell's greatest moment when, on July 8, 1776, it fulfilled its prophesy and proclaimed liberty -- the signing of the Declaration of Independence"
- Author
- Olga W. Hall-Quest. Illustrated by Christine Price
- Publisher
- New York, Dutton
- Published
- 1965
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- History, Literary Fiction, Humanities
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