Yes, I think he still would have been as motivated to pen the Gettysburg Address even if massive numbers of casualties hadn't occurred.
<span>19th <em>Century</em> rags-to-riches tales often experience <em>life</em> in <em>boarding houses</em> ...</span>
Around 6 million Jewish people were killed, and to compare the amount of kiling in war today would be very different from war in the past. mainly because there hasn't been a recent genocide.
The United States wants Japan to get rid of the clause. The reason behind them wanting to do this is for Japan to rise in the region in response to China. China is becoming very powerful in the region and has a lot of influence over the region and the US would like Japan to deter China's influence.
It helped everything happen faster and more efficiently
