How does President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address differ from his second inaugural address?

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The correct answer is A. In the Gettysburg Address, saving the Union is the focus. President Abraham Lincoln delivered two of the greatest speeches in American history during the Civil War from 1861 to 1865, Gettysburg Address and Second Inaugural Address. The inaugural address was devoted altogether to saving the Union without war. Both parties had different thoughts, and the war came.

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<h2>Modernist Work Use of Stream of Consciousness - Option A</h2>

The Sound and the Fury is a book composed by an American writer William Faulkner. It operates a number of fictional forms that include the stream of awareness. It was written during the year 1929.

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The Sound and the Fury also converted commercially prosperous, and Faulkner started to gain significant recognition.

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