When the founding fathers wrote and signed the Constitution, John Hancock famously signed his name very large as a way of taunting England, but how did anybody in England see it and the Constitution? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

When the founding fathers wrote and signed the Constitution, John Hancock famously signed his name very large as a way of taunting England, but how did anybody in England see it and the Constitution?

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Point of clarification, Hancock’s famous signature is on the Declaration of Independence, not the U.S. Constitution.