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...e Court party faction, and as such, he generally worked in opposition to [[Caesar Rodney]] and his friend and neighbor, [[Thomas McKean]]. ...n [[July 2]], 1776, Read surprised many by voting against it. This meant [[Caesar Rodney]] had to ride overnight to [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia]] to b

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...as anyone, its leader. As such, he generally worked in partnership with [[Caesar Rodney]] from Kent County, and in opposition to his friend and neighbor, [[George At the [[Stamp Act Congress]] of 1765, McKean and [[Caesar Rodney]] represented Delaware. McKean proposed the voting procedure that the [[Con

|[[Caesar Rodney]] |[[Caesar Rodney]]

...Delaware|Middletown]], [[Delaware (U.S. state)|Delaware]] under General [[Caesar Rodney]] to help delay General [[William Howe]]'s march to Philadelphia. In Octobe |[[Caesar Rodney]]

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