Well, Ben F...........the eagle is perfect.............considering how much stuff the USA has stolen.........also..........and I have not looked this up yet...........just ask the other people watching my net session...........wherever I go....................
I think the eagle...........a double eagle.............was the symbol of czarist Russia...........
Jan 25, 2013 - ... in this country, excerpts a letter from Franklin to his daughter, in which he does in fact question the choice of the eagle, commenting that the selected design looks more like a turkey. Franklin then expounds on the respectability and morality of each bird, which really seems like such a Ben Franklin thing to ...
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Nov 21, 2016 - Given the opportunity to choose a national symbol, the Founding Father never suggested a turkey.People also search for
Did Ben Franklin Want the Turkey to Be Our National Symbol?
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Nov 20, 2014 - It’s one of those Thanksgiving fun facts I loved repeating when I was a kid: Ben Franklin liked turkeys so much that he wanted them to be our national bird, instead of the bald eagle.People also search for
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The story about Benjamin Franklin wanting the National Bird to be a turkey is just a myth. This false story began as a result of a letter Franklin wrote to his daughter criticizing the original eagle design for the Great Seal, saying that it looked more like a turkey. In the letter, Franklin wrote that the “Bald Eagle...is a Bird of bad ...
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