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Mercersburg is a
borough in
Franklin County, Pennsylvania,
United States. The
borough is 72
miles (116 km)
southwest of Harrisburg, the
state capital...
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Mercersburg theology was a German-American
theological movement that
began in the mid-19th century. It
draws its name from
Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, home...
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Mercersburg Academy (formerly
Marshall College and
Mercersburg College) is an
independent college-preparatory
boarding and day high
school in Mercersburg...
- Team has been the
winner of the MAPL
Squash Championships since 2002.
Mercersburg's Ahmed Abdel Latif was
undefeated (not
losing one game) in 2010-2011...
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Biblical Literature in the
German Reformed Theological Seminary of
Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, then the only
seminary of that
church in America. During...
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scorer in the school's history. He then
attended boarding school at
Mercersburg Academy in Pennsylvania,
where he
suffered a
major knee injury. After...
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between 12 and 25 students. In 1836–37, the
seminary moved again to
Mercersburg,
Pennsylvania under the
charter of
Marshall College. Here the work of...
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Mercersburg Historic District is a
national historic district that is
centered on the
center square of
Mercersburg in
Franklin County, Pennsylvania...
- site of Newtown.
Newtown was
first settled in 1792
under the name of
Mercersburg. The name was
changed before the
village incorporated in 1901. Still...
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Mandarin Chinese.
After graduating from
Mercersburg Academy, a
boarding school located in
Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, she
graduated from Middlebury...
