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"...Life, Liberty, and Property." Which was changed by the Founding Fathers to "...life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." in the declaration. The alteration presumably had something to do with the ownership of slaves in some way.

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Q: What were John Locke's words in The Declaration of Indepenence?
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