Declaratio Libertatis Civitatum Americae Foederatarum

Declaratio Libertatis Civitatum Americae Foederatarum^[1][2] est praedicatio quam Secundus Congressus Continentalis die 4 Iulii 1776 adsumpsit, nuntians Tredecim Colonias adhuc bellum cum Britanniarum Regno tunc gerentis dein iam ab Imperio Britannico defecisse. Haec declaratio, post resolutionem libertatis a Richardo Henrico Lee et principaliter a Thoma Jeffersonio scripta^[3] exponit quibus causis Congressus die 2 Iulii suffragia tulerit ut libertatem a Britanniarum Regno declararent obtendentes ius naturale, anno plus post initium Belli Rerum Commutationis Americani.

-2 Latinitas huius rei dubia est. Corrige si potes. Vide {{latinitas}}.

Declaratio Libertatis Civitatum Americae Foederatarum

Dies natalis Civitatum Foederatarum Americae—ille Dies Libertatis—die 4 Iulii concelebratus est, quo die verba Declarationis a Congressu comprobata sunt. textus manu scriptus a legatis subscriptus ostenditur in Archivo Nationali Vasintoniae in Districtu Columbiano sito.

Notae

1. Fons nominis Latini desideratur (addito fonte, hanc formulam remove)
2. "Declaratio Independentiae Americanae": Ioannes Paulus Bauer, "De iuribus fundamentalibus Europaeis" apud Saarbrücker Bibliothek. "Unabhängigkeitserklärung: declaratio independentiae" apud Lateinisches Wörterbuch
3. Inter scriptores et Ioannes Adams et Beniaminus Franklinius erant.

Nexus interni

• 76
• Campana Libertatis
• Confoederationis Articuli
• Constitutio Civitatum Foederatarum Americae (Textus)
• Emendationes Constitutionis Civitatum Foederatarum Americae
• Historia Civitatum Foederatarum
• Iura hominis
• Ius quod alienari non potest
• Ius resistendi
• Omnes homines aequi creantur
• Philadelphia
• Rogatio Iurum Civitatum Foederatarum
• Societas Continentalis
• Textus Declarationis Libertatis Civitatum Americae Foederatarum in Latinum conversus

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