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From Cemetery Ridge to the Present: What Men Bled for—and What We Remember
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The flooring on Cemetery Ridge seems straightforward except your boots discover the ruts. Grass grows over shallow depressions in which artillery as soon as dug in. The Angle, that low stone corner that became a furnace on July 3, 1863, blends quietly into Pennsylvania’s farm united states of america. A blackbird lands at the wall. The distances are short, the effects have been not. You can stand there inside the overdue light and listen nothing, yet each and every yard you
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