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If you lived in Philadelphia in the late 1780’s, what is the number of miles you would travel to enter an area that opposed ratifying the constitution
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If you lived in Philadelphia in the late 1780’s, what is the number of miles you would travel to enter an area that opposed ratifying the constitution

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i think i would rather say 1780 miles too philadelphia is kind of far too.
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