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Mason and Dixon line   /mˈeɪsən ənd dˈɪksən laɪn/   Listen
Mason and Dixon 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's line.






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"Mason and Dixon line" Quotes from Famous Books



... elections. Strangely enough, though the mountain woman went hesitantly to the polls, a Kentucky mountain woman, Mrs. Mary Elliott Flanery, of Elliott County, was the first woman to be elected to the legislature south of the Mason and Dixon line. She was self-educated and for a number of years was rural correspondent for newspapers, which experience perhaps gave her a broad understanding of political matters and the incentive to enter the field. Hers ...
— Blue Ridge Country • Jean Thomas



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



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