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March (Frontier or boundary)

a frontier or boundary of a territory; especially applied to the boundaries or confines of political divisions, or to the country lying near and about such; as, for example, the frontiers between England and Scotland, and Eng- MARCH land and Wales. Geneva is situated in other districts. He established in 1898 the Marches of France, Savoy and the post of Fashoda on the White Nile, Switzerland.

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