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According to Lincoln, why was the sacrifice made by the soldiers at Gettysburg worth the price they paid?

According to Lincoln, why was the sacrifice made by the soldiers at Gettysburg worth the price they paid?
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According to Lincoln, why was the sacrifice made by

the soldiers at Gettysburg worth the price they paid?

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According to Lincoln, why was the sacrifice made by the soldiers at Gettysburg worth the price they paid? They died to protect American democracy.

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