This Day in History June 15: Explore the secret independence declaration that often goes unnoticed in history books! In 1776, three weeks before the famous Declaration of Independence, the Assembly of the Lower Counties of Pennsylvania made a groundbreaking move by declaring independence from both Britain and Pennsylvania. This bold action led to the creation of the state of Delaware, with notable figures like Thomas McKean and Caesar Rodney playing pivotal roles. Join us as we uncover this lesser-known chapter of American history and learn about the key players behind this significant event!

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