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TRUMAN, Harry S. Autograph letter signed (“Harry Truman”) as President, to Justin G. Turner, the White House, Washington D.C., 4 October 1951. 1 full page, 4to, White House stationery. Tipped to a mount.
PRESERVING THE DECLARATION AND THE CONSTITUTION. Truman replies to a letter from Turner (1953-1969) a distinguished collector and scholar “I appreciated your stand on the ceremony which marked the sealing of the original copies of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States, to preserve them for future generations. It was an impressive ceremony. The Chief Justice of the United States of the United made a great speech – as did the Senator from the state of Rhode Island, Mr. Green. These great documents can now be seen by all who are interested. I am sure they will inspire patriotism in future citizens of our great country.”
PRESERVING THE DECLARATION AND THE CONSTITUTION. Truman replies to a letter from Turner (1953-1969) a distinguished collector and scholar “I appreciated your stand on the ceremony which marked the sealing of the original copies of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States, to preserve them for future generations. It was an impressive ceremony. The Chief Justice of the United States of the United made a great speech – as did the Senator from the state of Rhode Island, Mr. Green. These great documents can now be seen by all who are interested. I am sure they will inspire patriotism in future citizens of our great country.”