Summarize Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
This speech addresses and recognizes the soldiers who fought in the Civil War because they gave their lives in order to preserve the union. He also addresses the importance and gravity of such a demanding cause. Lincoln understands that by no means could any value of worth could be added to the sacrifice that these soldiers made by words alone. He also states that living cannot serve the dead by remembering them. This cause was a free government created by and for the people and the government will continue to protect citizens rights.
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