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... miles north- west of Caret , Essex County ; Chapter Eight - 0.4 mile northwest of New Post , Spotsylvania County ; Chapter Nine - 7 miles southeast of Elkton , Rocking- ham County ; Chapter Ten - northern limits of Winchester ; Chapter ...
... miles north- west of Caret , Essex County ; Chapter Eight - 0.4 mile northwest of New Post , Spotsylvania County ; Chapter Nine - 7 miles southeast of Elkton , Rocking- ham County ; Chapter Ten - northern limits of Winchester ; Chapter ...
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... miles of land and water . The maximum width from north to south is 200 miles . The southern boundary is 440 miles long . The longest diagonal , the airline dis- tance from the northeastern corner of Accomack County to the southwestern ...
... miles of land and water . The maximum width from north to south is 200 miles . The southern boundary is 440 miles long . The longest diagonal , the airline dis- tance from the northeastern corner of Accomack County to the southwestern ...
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... miles of her northern and western borders lay open to overland in- vasion at more points than she could possibly defend . Her proximity to the United States capital , just across the Po- tomac , guaranteed that she would be in- vaded in ...
... miles of her northern and western borders lay open to overland in- vasion at more points than she could possibly defend . Her proximity to the United States capital , just across the Po- tomac , guaranteed that she would be in- vaded in ...
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THE EARLIEST VIRGINIANS 17058 | 7 |
ENGLANDS FIRST VENTURES IN VIRGINIA | 20 |
UNDER COMPANY CONTROL 16071624 | 30 |
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