A Rhetorical Analysis Of Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address
Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address was a speech Abraham Lincoln created and delivered on March 4, 1865. Lincoln wrote this speech for his election day where he would be chosen as America’s new president. The speech’s topic revolves mainly around how Lincoln proposes his plans for how the war, which is currently being faced at the time, should be dealt with. The war is between the Union, or the North, and the Confederates, or the South over a dispute where the Confederates wanted to be an independent nation, but the Union didn’t allow this to happen and the situation escalated to become America’s famous Civil War. Lincoln explains that he wishes not escalate the matter any further
Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address was a speech Abraham Lincoln created and delivered on March 4, 1865. Lincoln wrote this speech for his election day where he would be chosen as America’s new president. The speech’s topic revolves mainly around how Lincoln proposes his plans for how the war, which is currently being faced at the time, should be dealt with. The war is between the Union, or the North, and the Confederates, or the South over a dispute where the Confederates wanted to be an independent nation, but the Union didn’t allow this to happen and the situation escalated to become America’s famous Civil War. Lincoln explains that he wishes not escalate the matter any further