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Why did Lincoln remove this line "shall it be peace, or a sword" from his speech

Why did Lincoln remove this line "shall it be peace, or a sword" from his speech
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Why did Lincoln remove this line "shall it be peace, or a sword" from his speech

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so that his speech did not imply " give us peace, or we shall give you war."

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