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The message was that that the dead had not died in vain and that it was up to the survivors to redouble their effort to rejoin the Union and put the rebellion down. He told the people that if they failed to do it the entire principle of self government, a republic (we have a republic, not a democracy), rule by the people, and not government ruled by nobility, could very well vanish. The Gettysburg Address was an attempt by Lincoln, an attempt that was actually successful, to get rid of the ideas of State Sovereignty and promote the idea of National Unity. Lincoln looked at the U.S.A as one nation formed by separate nations. "State Sovereignty on the other hand looked at the United States of America as a collect of independent nations joined together in a mutually beneficial Union." The Civil War, among other things, was effectively the deciding point between the two points of view. "Union of one country and never an impersonal union of many countries." "In that way it is Lincoln (who was the most influential proponent of the single nation ideology) that is the true father of the USA and not George Washington (who was, by contrast, a proponent of State. Sovereignty and impersonal union between those states. )"

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Q: How did the gettyburg address communicate with your nation in 1863?
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