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How does Lincoln support his implied argument that the Union must continue to fight the Civil War? by outlining a specific strategy for winning the coming battles by recognizing…

How does Lincoln support his implied argument that the Union must continue to fight the Civil War? by outlining a specific strategy for winning the coming battles by recognizing…
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How does Lincoln support his implied argument

that the Union must continue to fight the Civil
War?
by outlining a specific strategy for winning the
coming battles
by recognizing the bravery of the Union soldiers
by dedicating the battlefield to the men who died
there

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Answer:by dedicating the battlefield to the men who died there

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