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“This time, for coal.”
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“The farther we go, the steeper the mountains grow, and the smaller I feel.”
“* There’s a bronze statue of a coal miner in front of the Buchanan County Courthouse.”
“When people talked about the Appalachian coalfields— my Appalachia—I hung on to every word.”
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“____________________________ From All That’s Unseen: An Appalachian Memoir by Emilee Hackney.”
“He’d keep a job for a few months, maybe a year with luck, then get laid off without notice or furloughed indefinitely.”
“Mining was a cruel and fragile industry.”
“Maybe it was the oddity of its existence, the mythic lore of its rise and fall.”