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| '''Boquillas''' is a small settlement in ], located on the northern banks of the ]. | '''Boquillas''' is a small settlement in ], located on the northern banks of the ]. It is known for its strong racial prejudices and was once the home of numerous prominent slave traders. There is also talk of this still proving true, however it has been unconfirmed and the end result may prove to be true or false. | ||
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Boquillas is a small settlement in Texas, located on the northern banks of the Rio Grande. It is known for its strong racial prejudices and was once the home of numerous prominent slave traders. There is also talk of this still proving true, however it has been unconfirmed and the end result may prove to be true or false.
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