While the passages denouncing the people of England and the slave trade were cut from Jeffersons draft
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While the passages denouncing the people of England and the slave trade were cut from Jefferson’s draft of the Declaration, numerous direct accusations against the King of England were left in the document. Why was the King singled out for criticism and not the people? Was this a wise move on the part of the Continental Congress?
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Thomas Jefferson composed that all men are made equivalent but oppressed more than 600 individuals throughout his life In spite of the fact that he made a few administrative endeavors against subjugat...View the full answer
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