Based on the text, how does Lincoln discuss

the concept of forgiveness?

Lincoln encourages the families of

Northern soldiers who were killed to

consider how the families of dead

Southern soldiers might feel.

Lincoln repeatedly emphasizes that

the North should reconcile with the

South, not judge or blame

Southerners for the war.

Lincoln argues that God will forgive

the country only when much blood

has been spilled to atone for the

crime of slavery.

Lincoln insists that slavery is so

awful that forgiveness for the South

is impossible,

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Teagan Abbott

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17 July, 08:41

Based on the text, how does Lincoln discuss

the concept of forgiveness?

Lincoln encourages the families of

Northern soldiers who were killed to

consider how the families of dead

Southern soldiers might feel.

Lincoln repeatedly emphasizes that

the North should reconcile with the

South, not judge or blame

Southerners for the war.

Lincoln argues that God will forgive

the country only when much blood

has been spilled to atone for the

crime of slavery.

Lincoln insists that slavery is so

awful that forgiveness for the South

is impossible,

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Noemi Moss · Answer 1

Lincoln repeatedly emphasizes that

the North should reconcile with the

South, not judge or blame

Southerners for the war.

Brenda Bond · Answer 2

Lincoln repeatedly emphasizes that the North should reconcile with the South, not judge or blame Southerners for the war.

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