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Lincoln second inaugural address


(a) What does Lincoln say about the nature of the speech he made when he first took office, four years earlier? (b) How does he contrast that information with the speech that he is making in the present, at his second inauguration?

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Abraham Lincoln's two inaugural speeches differ in many ways. His first speech was to urge the southern hemisphere not to secede, and his second to address the post-war protests.

What was so special about Lincoln's second address?

Lincoln's second address was not about happiness or joy. Instead, he provided Lincoln's  insight into the causes and significance of the war.

"The scourge of war", he explained, was best understood as  divine punishment for the sin of slavery, a sin of which all Americans, North and South, were guilty.

Thus, Abraham Lincoln emphasized on uniting the North and South in his second speech.

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