It always shocks me given the sheer impact and importance of it that the Gettysburg Address by President Lincoln was only 272 words arranged into ten sentences. Those 272 words are cemented into US history and mark a turning point in the eyes of many of the Civil War. One of the most if not the most important things he spoke about still rings true today.
a ‘Government of the People, by the People, for the People’
I can't imagine a better way of wording it, especially after this most recent election season.
I didn't know it was only 272 words. That's impressive. Goes to show that longer writing is not better writing.
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It is a pretty amazing thing that blew my mind as well
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A man who knew what he was doing?
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