It was commissioned for a new state house in 1751, but the name by which it is known could not have been justly conceived at that time.
It was commissioned for a new state house in 1751, but the name by which it is known could not have been justly conceived at that time. Created in London and bearing an inscription from Leviticus, it was moved to Allentown in 1777 to protect it from the British. An Abolitionist named it in 1839, but by that point it had been damaged remembering the death of John Marshall. For ten points identify this American symbol that rang its last after the death of George Washington.
It was commissioned for a new state house in 1751, but the name by which it is known could not have been justly conceived at that time.
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