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Washington began celebrating the 4th of July as Independence Day in 1801: seehttps://matthewbgilmore.wordpress.com/2018/07/03/district-of-columbias-first-4th-of-july-1801/
“Free and unreserved” expression despite fiercely divided opinion was much hoped for:
Washington began celebrating the 4th of July as Independence Day in 1801: seehttps://matthewbgilmore.wordpress.com/2018/07/03/district-of-columbias-first-4th-of-july-1801/
“Free and unreserved” expression despite fiercely divided opinion was much hoped for:
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The July 4th holiday has not always been recognized as a national holiday (only since 1870) but observations began in the District of Columbia since its earliest days.
