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Mason-Dixon

Place · Text-detected name · 1 detected mentions

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Location

boundary reference orientation point · 39.7200°, -77.0000°

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Ch. 24, ¶27

Shared passages

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John D. Rockefeller, Sr. · 1 shared paragraphs · Ch. 24, ¶27
Rockefeller Sanitary Commission · 1 shared paragraphs · Ch. 24, ¶27
New York · 1 shared paragraphs · Ch. 24, ¶27
South · 1 shared paragraphs · Ch. 24, ¶27
Washington · 1 shared paragraphs · Ch. 24, ¶27
Eradication of Hookworm · 1 shared paragraphs · Ch. 24, ¶27
U.S. Sanitary Commission · 1 shared paragraphs · Ch. 24, ¶27

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