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This speech is known as the Gettysberg Address. Delivered by President Abraham Lincoln, it's one of the most famous speeches in American history.
The outcome that Lincoln would like to see is conceived in the line "that here we highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain". This is because he's resolving and solving something with this speech. After delivering it, he hoped to honor those who died in the Civil War and say that they did not die in vain. By the end of the speech, that's one of the main messages he wanted to be delivered- and that was his goal among other points.
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The answer to the question you have presented above would be 'a paraphrase'. The passage ''In The Merchant of Venice, Shakespeare’s characters <span>discover that love is blind. Many people can look past the faults and flaws of a person when they are in love.'', is an example of a paraphrase. </span>
