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This truth is hard: Longtime writer for The New York Times. Books include "This Land: America, Lost and Found." bit.ly/tland1
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At Gettysburg, a Reporter Captured a Nation’s Loss, and His Own Original

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By Dan Barry Verified
| The New York Times Verified
After the battle the heavens above Gettysburg wept, the rain falling hard upon the blood-dappled fields, the bullet-shorn trees, the tens of thousands of dead, dying, maimed. It was the Fourth of July, the foundational anniversary for a nation now at war with itself, and all was mud. A war correspondent for The New York Times named Samuel Wilkeson Jr. trudged through the violated Pennsylvania landscape on a solitary quest.
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An Irish Castle Keeps a Piece of a Times Reporter’s Past

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By Dan Barry Verified
| The New York Times Verified
An Irish Castle Keeps a Piece of a Times Reporter’s Past In 2000, after a life-threatening illness, Dan Barry went to the west of Ireland to breathe different air. He finds stories there still. Dunguaire Castle in Kinvara, Ireland, was built around 1510 as a defensive lookout and residence. It has been closed to the public for three years.Credit...Lucy Garrett for The New York Times Sept.
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Indelible, Unshakable, but Now Fading: Views From Sept. 11, 2001

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By Dan Barry Verified
| The New York Times Verified
A QUARTER-CENTURY later, the images remain so immediate and so raw, in the way that a movie you’ve seen many times before can still startle you. Dust-covered and tear-drenched, the photographs from Sept. 11 retain the power to take you back, and aback. Each of these images tells its own chapter, but together, they form the 9/11 epic. The second plane about to pierce the south tower, confirming that the United States was under attack.
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