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This landscape also made for toilsome travel, due to “frequent and embarrassing forks” in the road and “notions of distance we found incredibly vague.” The distance to one town, he was variously informed, was ninety-six miles, 120 miles, “a good long way,” or “thirty or forty miles, and damn’d long ones, too.”
Spying on the South: An Odyssey Across the American Divide
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