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Are there any objections to the declaration being approved as it now stands? I have one, Mr. Hancock. You, Mr. Adams? Yes, Mr. Jefferson. It so happens that the word is unalienable, not inalienable. I'm sorry, Mr. Adams, but inalienable is correct. I happen to be a Harvard graduate, Mr. Jefferson. I attended William and Mary, Mr. Adams. Gentlemen, please. Mr. Jefferson, will you yield to Mr. Adams' request? No, sir. I will not. Oh, very well. I withdraw it. Oh, good for you, John. I'll speak with the printer about it later on. Very well, gentlemen. We are about to brave the storm in a skiff made of paper. And how it shall end, God only knows. That's a pretty large signature, Johnny. So Fat George in London can read it without his glasses. Thank you.