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Grandpa explains the Fourth of July

The Continental Congress finalized the Declaration on July 4, 1776, and Congress later made the date a national holiday in 1870.

Summary by The Post and Courier
“I’m confused, Grandpa. I thought July 4 was the day our country declared independence from King George III of Great Britain.”

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The Post and CourierThe Post and Courier
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Column: Grandpa explains the Fourth of July

“I’m confused, Grandpa. I thought July 4 was the day our country declared independence from King George III of Great Britain.”

·Charleston, United States
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The Livingston EnterpriseThe Livingston Enterprise
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Guest commentary: Grandpa explains the Fourth of July

“I’m confused, Grandpa. I thought July 4 was the day our country declared independence from King George III of Great Britain.”

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Daily Gate CityDaily Gate City
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Grandpa explains the Fourth of July

“I’m confused, Grandpa. I thought July 4 was the day our country declared independence from King George III of Great Britain.”

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Daily Gate City broke the news on Friday, July 3, 2026.
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