Imagine learning that students have been studying a particular document for years in their history books, only to find out there is another version of that document.
That is what happened when a 2nd copy of the Declaration of Independence was discovered by Harvard University researchers, Danielle Allen and Emily Sneff. Allen confirmed that there was only one known Declaration of Independence which was produced in 1776, which now sits in the National Archives. The two researchers had been on a mission to find every known discovery of the Declaration of Independence when they stumbled across something that would make headlines and baffle historians everywhere.
Tucked away in a records office in Chichester in Sussex County, England, was a previously unknown copy of the Declaration of Independence and there is one major difference…the…
