Tim Good

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The strange and utter deadness of vacant but immaculate farmhouses and barns there today is the absence not only of life but of death; all witness they once bore to the destruction of battle obscured by time, paint, and the anachronistic primness of twenty-first-century lawn care.
A Day in September: The Battle of Antietam and the World It Left Behind
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