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Q: What did john Hancock mean when he said there his majesty can now read your name without glasses?
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There his majesty can now read your name without glasses And he can double the reward on your head?

"There! His Majesty can now read my name without glasses. And he can double the reward on my head!" This is a quote by John Hancock. He said those words after signing his name on the Declaration of Independence in large letters.


You guess King George will be able to read that without his glasses?

John Hancock


Who said''there his majesty can now read my name without glassesand he can double the reward on my head?

John Hancock


You will write your name big enouugh so that king george can read it without glasses?

John Hancock


Who was the first signer to the declaration of independence to sign his name large?

JOHN HANCOCK wrote his name so large because he wanted the King of England to be able to see his name without reading glasses.


Who sign the biggest on Declaration of INdependence?

John Hancock so the king could see his name without his glasses


Who signed their name the biggest on the Declaration of Independece?

John Hancock had the biggest signature on the Declaration of Independence. He wanted it to be big enough for the King of England to be able to read it without his glasses


Why did john Hancock say he wrote his name so big on the declaration of independence?

so the mayor can see it without his glasses


Who said I shall sign so boldly the King shall read it without his glasses'?

John Hancock on the signing of the Declaration of Independence.


Why did John Hancock sign the Declaration bigger than the other delegates?

So King George III could read his name without his glasses


Why do you say put John Hancock right here?

John Hancock was a very influential figure in US history. The reason we say put your John Hancock on something.....he signed the Declaration of Independance....he signed his name very large and right in the center, supposedly so King George III could read it without his glasses.


Why is the signature on the first Declaration so large?

John Hancock signed his signature so big because he wanted the King of England to see it without his glasses.