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The Gettysburg Address had little or no effect on the War. When President Lincoln gave the address it was not considered to be much. The primary speaker went on for a long time before Lincoln did his very short speech. Over the years, people have come to realize just how powerful the words were, and how the values represented what was being fought for.

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