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A Piece Of History: The Liberty Bell in Pennsylvania
By Linda J
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In every nation, the importance of its liberty is just as important as saving a life. To be in the state of being free, to have the power to do as pleased, to have the ability to choose, liberty is indeed embedded deep in the very core of them all. So much history has been made in its name. So much great stories. And still being written today.
We see so much of our kind still fighting for their freedom. Many of us are still caged and restrained by the world, most especially by us – human beings; our own kind! We do it to others, we do it to ourselves. We take away their liberty, and we them their give liberty. We can do both, and we did, and we still do.
Because we value so much our achieving of our own liberty, we allow ourselves a material kept so our stories would not just to stay in our memory. We create symbols and icons so we can have that piece of history with us as we go forth in time. Something to remember them by. Here, now, kept in Pennsylvania is an iconic symbol that holds great meaning especially to the people of America. The Liberty Bell.
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The Bell
The Liberty Bell is an iconic symbol of American independence. It is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, specifically at the Liberty Bell Center in the Independence National Historical Park.
In 1751, the bell was ordered by the Pennsylvania Assembly to commemorate the 50-year anniversary of the 1701 Charter of Privileges written by William Penn.
Casted unto it is a biblical reference saying “Proclaim liberty throughout all the Land unto all the inhabitants thereof.” (Book of Leviticus 25:10). The bell was ordered from Whitechapel Foundry. In the early years, it was rung to call on lawmakers to legislative meetings and summon the citizens for a proclamation and/or about public gatherings.
Then, it was also became the symbol of unity apart from the flag for the better healing of the wounds brought upon by the Civil War.
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The Bell’s Iconic Status
The Liberty Bell soon gained its iconic status when abolitionists used the Bell for their movement, as a symbol to put an end to slavery throughout America. It was actually the abolitionists who gave it its name. Priorly the bell was called the “State House Bell”.
In the 1880’s the Bell traveled to cities and counties throughout the land “proclaiming liberty” and planting freedom to people.
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