American Ground: Unbuilding the World Trade Center by William Langewiesche

American Ground: Unbuilding the World Trade Center

William Langewiesche
224 pages
North Point Press; 1st edition
Oct 2002
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The unsung-and revealing-story of the Herculean effort to finish the dismantling that terrorism beganUnlike any other reporter, William Langewiesche has had unrestricted access to Ground Zero and the people involved in the cleanup. He has literally followed in the footsteps of engineers, "deconstruction" workers, firemen, and city officials as they tackle the mind-numbing task of bringing order to an instance of chaos unprecedented on our soil. American Ground is a tour of the interlocking circles of this Dantesque world. With the "knowledge and passion as well as ...careful eloquence" for which his reportage is known (New York Times Book Review), Langewiesche anatomizes the physical details of the collapse and deconstruction, capturing in the process the contest of politics and personality that were its aftershock.
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Pages 224
Publisher North Point Press; 1...
Published 2002
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