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When members of the Congress asked Thomas Jefferson to draft the Declaration of Independence he did so. It only took 3 weeks for him to write it. Years later Thomas decided to make his words into reality in Virginia. :]

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Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, not James Madison. It took Jefferson about two and a half weeks to write it.

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It took Jefferson two and a half week to write his first draft of the Declaration of Independence.

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It took Thomas Jefferson about two years to write the first draft of the Declaration of Independence.

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17 days!

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