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Brendan Campisi
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The commissioners noted that the construction of these waterways must have entailed the moving of at least one hundred million tons of soil. This meant that slaves moved 100 million tons of heavy, waterlogged clay with shovel in hand, while enduring conditions of perpetual mud and water.
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Justin M
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Crunching out a lot of this during May Day. Applying my graduate school reading skills. Skimming a lot of it
— May 01, 2025 08:05AM
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