A score is 20. 4 score is 80. 80 = 7 is 87. 87 years before his speech was when the US was founded. He says that we are now having a war to see if that country will live, and those men that died there did so in order that their country might live.
Because he was hoping to convey Biblical gravitas.
Incidentally, he wrote that speech in a hurry, and was most dissatisfied with it.
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There are approximately 3,500 Union soldiers buried in Shiloh Cemetery. See the related link for a way to search for a name in the cemetery.
Robert Todd Lincoln is buried at Arlington National Cemetery beside his wife and son. He died at the age of 82 in his sleep.
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About 300,000 soldiers burried at the battle of gettysburg
They were for the most part dead. They were killed and ended up buried in mass graves. A few were deserters.
The dead. He was giving the Gettysburg Address when he said that in dedication to the fallen Union soldiers buried there.
People of Gettysburg buried the dead.
There are several cemeteries in Gettysburg. The most famous is the one that was established after the great Civil War battle there and was used to bury the white Union dead. Confederate dead and black union soldiers were buried elsewhere.
They gave their lives so that the Union might be able to survive and stay together.
To mark the Address as a significant point in time, as fundamental as the founding of the US. To draw together the states and remind them of commonality. To make a point that his side was right, otherwise he wouldn't be making the address. English kings did this a lot under the right of divine providence. To show that the Constitution states "All men are created equal". At the time when Lincoln was making this speech, the country was not treating all men equally (slaves).
Abraham Lincoln is not dedicating a battlefield, rather the cemetery where the Union dead from the Battle of Gettysburg are buried. The wording of the speech can encompass all Union dead from all of the fields of battle.
Many of the dead Union soldiers were buried in trenches, with a crude wooden marker with the soldiers, name outfit wriiten on it for later identification. The dead Confederates were simply buried in mass graves by the federals. The new Museum at Gettysburg has a large map at the end of the tour. This map locates where they buried men and horses just after the battle. Some symbols represent 10 graves or such. These bodies were moved at a later date, but they had to bury them as soon as possible to avoid diseases.
There are many cemeteries located throughout the United States where soldiers of both sides are buried. The most famous is probably Arlington National Cemetery followed by the Gettysburg National Cemetery.
Gettysburg is important in American history because president Abraham Lincoln gave the famous Gettysburg address in a cemetery in Gettysburg where many of the soldiers who died fighting for America were buried.
Anzac soldiers had been buried in a special grave.