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The Extraordinary Story of the Battle of Gettysburg

The carnage, destruction but untold heroic acts
of valor of both Union and Confederate soldiers was immortalized in the history of mankind
four and a half months later when President Lincoln delivered the famous speech known and
recognized as "The Gettysburg Address." Lincolns words reinvigorated the
seeds of a democracy which, 127 years later, resulted in the destruction of the Berlin
Wall and elected democracies in Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and even Russia. Picture
left: The procession down the streets of Gettysburg going to the cemetery. Picture right:
The only known photo of Lincoln on the podium at the cemetery.
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