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Hancock believed that Samuel Adams was responsible in 1777 for blocking a congressional vote of thanks for his services and never forgave him. Only Hancock and Charles Thomson, the President and Secretary of Congress, signed the broadside copy of the Declaration, printed the night of its adoption, July 4, 1776, and disseminated to the public ...
John Hancock (23 de janeiro de 1737 – 8 de outubro de 1793) é um dos pais fundadores mais conhecidos dos Estados Unidos, graças à sua assinatura extraordinariamente grande na Declaração de Independência. No entanto, antes de autografar um dos documentos mais importantes do país, ele se destacou como um rico comerciante e político ...
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El edificio 875 North Michigan Avenue, conocido como John Hancock Center en el momento de su inauguración, es la primera torre de uso mixto del mundo y un ícono arquitectónico que representa la estrecha colaboración entre el arquitecto Bruce Graham, de Skidmore, Owings & Merrill y el ingeniero estructural Fazlur Khan .
John Hancock’s legacy includes his philanthropy, public service, and his enduring symbol as a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Died: 8 October 1793 in Boston, Massachusetts. Buried in the Granary Burial Ground, Massachusetts.
John Hancock. John Hancock (* 12. Januar jul. / 23. Januar 1737 greg. in Braintree, Province of Massachusetts Bay; † 8. Oktober 1793 in Quincy, Massachusetts) war ein britisch- amerikanischer Kaufmann und einer der politischen Führer der Dreizehn Kolonien im Amerikanischen Unabhängigkeitskrieg gegen das britische Mutterland.
John Hancock was a prominent American colonist who played a significant role during the American Revolution. He was a wealthy and well-known figure in the American colonies even before the Revolution began. Today, he is often remembered for his unique and large signature on the Declaration of Independence.
