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Tucked between larger and more populous neighbors, Delaware is often overlooked on the map of the United States. Yet this small state has played an outsized role in American history, politics, industry, and culture. Known proudly as The First State for being the first to ratify the U.S. Constitution in 1787, Delaware's story stretches back thousands of years before European arrival and continues today as a center of corporate law, coastal tourism, and diverse communities. This book explores the deep roots of Delaware's Native peoples, the struggles of colonization, its role in the birth of the nation, its industrial transformation, and the cultural traditions that make the state unique. From quiet farmland to bustling beaches, from du Pont gunpowder mills to modern financial centers, Delaware's past reveals how a small place can leave a lasting mark on a nation.

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