How did Abraham Lincoln use the victory at Gettysburg to frame the cause and purpose of the war in his Gettysburg Address?

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Denis Spalenza · Answer 1 · 2023-02-22T10:08:16+0000

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He talked about equal rights for all contained and connected the Civil War with the desire for a new birth of freedom as well as the Union's ideal to a self-government.

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