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...the scaffold). — Sir Thomas More. " Don't let that awkward squad fire over my grave." — Robert Burns. " I feel as if I were to be myself again."...God, and my daughter to my country." — Jefferson. " It is well."— Washington. " Independence for ever." — Adams. " It is the last of earth."- JQ...

...who died just half a century after the passage of his immortal Declaration of Independence, were, " I resign my soul to God, and my daughter to my country !" The dying words of John Adams, the same day, were still more characteristic of the man. A few minutes...

...who died just half a century after the passage of his immortal Declaration of Independence, were, " I resign my soul to God, and my daughter to my country !" The dying words of John Adams, the same day, were still more characteristic of the man. A few minutes...

...the scaffold). — Sir Thomas More. " Don't let that awkward squad fire over my grave." — Robert Burns. " I feel as if I were to be myself again."...Sir Walter Scott. " I resign my soul to God, and my danghter to my country." — Jefferson. " It is well."— Washington. " Independence for ever." —...

...DON'T give up the ship." — Lawrence. " IT is well." — Washington. " I MUST sleep now." — Byron. "I FEEL as if I were to be myself again." — Sir Walter Scott. "DON'T let that awkward squad fire over my grave." — Robert Burns. " CLASP my hand, my dear friend,...

...who died just half a century after the passage of his immortal Declaration of Independence, were, " I resign my soul to God, and my daughter to my country !" The dying words of John Adams, the same day, were still more characteristic of the man. A few minutes...

...who died just half a century after the passage of his immortal Declaration of Independence, were, " I resign my soul to God, and my daughter to my country!" The dying words of John Adams, the same day, were still more characteristic of the man. A few minutes...

...addressing Lady Marham, who was reading a Psalm; Sir James Mackintosh, " Happy 1" Thomas Jefferson, "I resign my soul to God, and my daughter to my country!" John Adams, "Independence forever!" Latimer, " Be of good comfort, brother Ridley, for we shall this...

...now!" addressing Lady Marham, who was reading a Psalm; Sir James Mackintosh, "Happyl" Thomas Jefferson, "I resign my soul to God, and my daughter to my country!" John Adams, "Independence forever!" Latimer, " Be of good comfort, brother Ridley, for we shall this...