Declaration of Independence of the United States of America


Read by Jim Cadwell

(4.4 stars; 140 reviews)

Declaration of Independence of the United States of America is a foundational document that marked a pivotal moment in history. Authored by Thomas Jefferson and ratified by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, it articulates the Thirteen Colonies' decision to break free from British rule.

This declaration not only asserts the colonies' independence but also outlines the philosophical justifications for their actions, emphasizing the principles of individual rights and government by consent. Jefferson's eloquent prose captures the spirit of a new nation striving for liberty and self-determination.

As a key text in American history, the Declaration of Independence continues to resonate, influencing democratic movements worldwide. Its themes of freedom, equality, and justice remain relevant, making it an essential listen for anyone interested in the origins of the United States and the ideals that shaped its foundation.

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Declaration of Independence of the United States of America 10:11 Read by Jim Cadwell

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Poor sound quality


(3 stars)

This is read at a good pace, but the sound quality is very poor

loved it


(5 stars)

I loved it getting it to be read thoroughly it itches magnifies and shines light on the reason why that this country is still standing and here it could because it is necessary it was necessary Annette the other greatest document that came out the Constitution and the Bill of Rights after this just you know this shows the perspective of why tyrannical governments don't work and I love it


(3.5 stars)

the reader is good, quality poor. there is a better version in "United States Historical Documents" I highly recommend that one instead. Have a good day!

Good narration, poor quality


(3 stars)

The reading is very good, but the sound quality is rather poor

Bad Quality


(3 stars)

It's scratchy and muffled.

can not listen


(1 star)

I hope I will be allowed to enjoy rhis soon.


(5 stars)

wonderful document. I like reading it on the fourth of july