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The New Georgia Encyclopedia gives an interesting account on the history too. (the vote... not Dade Co.). It claims no one really knows the unofficial results behind closed doors.
Either way there were alot of representatives that voted for and against in Georgia. That was my original point. It wasn't one county... It was many.
If you look back in this thread, I had commented on the uniqueness of Dade in response to someone posting something simlar about Winston County in Alabama. Not only voting against secession but voting to seced from their own state. Interesting little tidbits of history and geography.
If you look back in this thread, I had commented on the uniqueness of Dade in response to someone posting something simlar about Winston County in Alabama. Not only voting against secession but voting to seced from their own state. Interesting little tidbits of history and geography.
The Cape and the islands of Massachusetts voted to secede from Massachusetts, but because no state would pick them up, and they couldn't file for statehood due to population issues, it was forced back into MA, which cut their repersentation in the House for the sucession efforts.
The distance between El Paso,TX and Beaumont,TX is roughly equidistant to the distance between Ft. Worth,TX and Atlanta,GA
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