Eight decades ago, a presidential commission guided by Jefferson’s great-great-grandson selectively edited the Founding ...

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At 11.30am on 29 May 1953, Edmund Hillary hacked his way through the final snow slope to the summit of Everest, the wind tearing at his down suit, the air thin enough to make every step a battle.

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