Establishment of Soldiers' National Military Cemetery & Lincoln's Gettysburg Address NEW!
Explore the history of the Soldiers' National Cemetery at Gettysburg, established for the reinterment of Union soldiers killed in the battle. Delve into the events of the cemetery's dedication on November 19, 1863, and Abraham Lincoln's iconic Gettysburg Address. This course examines how Lincoln composed the speech, the influences that shaped it, the challenges he faced, and the profound message he delivered to his audience—both then and now. We will also discuss the myths surrounding the address, its reception at the time, and its enduring legacy, particularly in the years following Lincoln’s assassination. Discover Lincoln as a masterful craftsman of words and the timeless significance of his challenge to his listeners.
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