How does Lincoln's use of the phrases "malice toward none," "charity for all," and "firmness in the right" affect Paragraph 4?

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I believe that the answer to the question provided above is that <span> Lincoln's use of the phrases "malice toward none," "charity for all," and "firmness in the right" affect Paragraph 4 by using these words to give inspirations.</span>
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