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A Day That Changed America: Gettysburg

por Shelley Tanaka

Series: Day That Changed America

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Provides a short history of the Battle of Gettysburg and the commemorative address President Lincoln made there during the Civil War.

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This book decribes in detail one of the most gruesome battles during the civil war and the address made by Abraham Lincoln that inspired the nation.Lincoln's address only lasted about two minutes containing only two hundred and seventy-two words, but it is one of the most memorable in history. There are many pictures throughout this book that show what they war was like and the conditions Americans were living in, along with what their roles in the war were. (

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