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Mason and Dixon's line   /mˈeɪsən ənd dˈɪksənz laɪn/   Listen
Mason and Dixon's line

noun
1.
The boundary between Maryland and Pennsylvania; symbolic dividing line between North and South before the American Civil War.  Synonyms: Mason-Dixon line, Mason and Dixon line.






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"Mason and Dixon's line" Quotes from Famous Books



... all Federals the opprobrium deserved by some? Then those women will be criticized for forgetting the reserve imposed upon ladies. This girl knew then what history has since established, and what enlightened men and women on both sides of Mason and Dixon's line have since acknowledged: that in addition to the gentlemen in the Federal ranks who always behaved as gentlemen should, there were others, both officers and privates, who had donned the Federal uniform because of the opportunity for rapine which offered, and who were ...
— A Confederate Girl's Diary • Sarah Morgan Dawson



Words linked to "Mason and Dixon's line" :   Mason-Dixon line, state boundary, Mason and Dixon line, state line



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