Charles Carroll was the last surviving signer of the American Declaration of Independence, called by one contemporary the last of the Romans. Of the principles of the Declaration, he said, I do hereby recommend [them]to the present and future generationsas the best earthly inheritance their ancestors could bequeath to them. While the name Carroll may not be as renown as Washington, Jefferson, Adams, or Franklin, or as familiar as Kennedy or Reagan, and though there be no cities, states, rivers or colleges that serve as eternal reminders of his deeds and sacrifices, that does not make us any the less in his debt
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