Nehal Banik12-12-13Period 4Room 121The Noble Gettysburg AddressThe Gettysburg Address simply conveys the ideas that expand its wisdom in matters of politics and civil war, and civilizes those who wish to respect the dead deceased. far from fighting for their country. Abraham Lincoln, a great spokesperson and astute critic, uses numerous techniques throughout his speech that capture the attention of his audience and draw them into the scenario in question. His speech contains various information from human history that respects the great men who fought for this country and relates to circumstances that would have helped convince his audience. The Gettysburg Address uses a parallel structure that determines the tone of the message from the lost soldiers who fought for their part in the country. He is trying to set a goal that the Union must succeed and cannot perish before the country is whole again. The Gettysburg Address was written in a form intended to show his audience what had happened at Gettysburg; one of the bloodiest and bloodiest battles of the war; and aimed to convey his idea of ​​our nation and address the people about the peace and sacrifices that were made so that the war would end and the success of the nation would not be in vain. The aim of his speech was to rally the people and spread his idea to the nation; to represent this the ideas that surrounded the documents written by the founding fathers, and not let their imposing deaths pass in vain. In the text, Lincoln begins by declaring: “This government of the people, by the people, shall not perish from the earth. » Lincoln translates the morality once taught by the founding fathers; government and democracy will... middle of paper ...... parallel structures not only are depicted without restraint, but they were conveyed in a manner respectful of the viewer's biases and were therefore respectful. The purpose and main ideas of the Gettysburg Address was to honor the brave soldiers who fought in the bloody battles and to complete their unfinished task. He begins to emphasize the importance of freedom and liberty. He wants the nation to be whole and united again so that he can improve it for future generations. He tries to give everyone the message that they all have a role to play in the war and that when they have done their job, they can finally start moving forward. The Gettysburg Address tells the American people that although many are lost, their specific mission is not complete and there is still much to be done before freedom can be represented by the people who now live on this continent..