by G S Rowe 

From the Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography; "Thomas McKean and the Revolution" explores the life and contributions of Thomas McKean, a key figure in the American Revolution and a prominent political leader in Delaware. The book delves into McKean's early life, his rise through the legal profession, and his pivotal role in advocating for independence from British rule. It highlights his efforts to mobilize public sentiment for revolutionary causes, his leadership in the Continental Congress, and his enduring legacy as a champion of colonial rights and governance. Through a detailed examination of his political career and personal motivations, the book provides insight into the complexities of revolutionary politics and the impact of McKean's actions on the formation of the United States. The Honorable Thomas McKean, member of the Continental Congress from Delaware, Chief Justice and Governor of Pennsylvania, signer of the Declaration of Independence, and President of Congress. 

(47p. 1972)