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Walkin' the Line: A Journey from Past to Present Along the Mason-Dixon
Bill Ecenbarger
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| #1815467 in Books | M. Evans n Company | 2000-06-28 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.22 x.80 x6.12l,.91 | File type: PDF | 222 pages | ||7 of 8 people found the following review helpful.| Personalizes basic geography|By Corinne H. Smith|The recent book "Drawing the Line" by Edwin Danson details the technicalities of the work done by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon in marking the boundaries of Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania in the 1760s. Nearly two and a half centuries after that land survey took place, William Ecenbarger travels along the famous border n|From Publishers Weekly|In 1763, two astronomer-mathematicians, Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, came to the U.S. from England to mark the border dividing Maryland and Pennsylvania and settle a land dispute. Their surveying project took more than four years to c
This unique history/travelogue examines the influence of this great divider which remains the most powerful symbol separating Yankee from Rebel.
Most boundaries between states and nations have been determined by land features, such as rivers and mountains. But the Mason-Dixon Line does not follow anything palpable; it runs along uneven latitudes and longitudes, and at no point does it touch any prominent landmark. Except for its stone markers, it is inv...
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