This had been circulating on the internet for years now. As inspiring as it sounds, unfortunately it is not accurate. Before forwarding it anymore, please see one of the many sources which have verified the inaccuracies. Believe me, the true story is still no less impressive in its own right. Here is one source:
I was present for the 200th anniversary of the battle of Yorktown and not only did I tour the original Nelson house, indicated in this myth as destroyed, I also met Thomas Nelson's direct descendant. The myth about Thomas Nelson directing the shelling and subsequent destruction of his home is just that, a myth.
With a compelling story of such courage and daring risk-taking, why does it need to be enhanced with fabrications? As I said, the facts alone are impressive enough and the signing stands alone as one of the most definitive acts of bravery in our history. That should be enough.
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