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ππ, π±πππ ππππ, ππ ππππ, the Continental Congress appointed the Committee of Five - Adams, Franklin, Jefferson, Livingston, and Sherman - to draft a Declaration of Independence.
Thomas Jefferson was given the pen.
In a rented room on Market Street in Philadelphia, he wrote the words that would define a nation and lay the moral and legal foundation of the United States.
The foundation was no longer just being debated. It was being written. πΊπΈ