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In abraham lincoln's "the gettysburg address," lincoln repeats "we" throughout the speech. who is he referring to?

In abraham lincoln's "the gettysburg address," lincoln repeats "we" throughout the speech. who is he referring to?
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In abraham lincoln's "the gettysburg address," lincoln repeats "we" throughout the speech. who is he referring to?

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Usa(the union) the joined north and south
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