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The Way Forward

John1956PA

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3. This observation of mine is not on point to the OP, but, coincidentally, . . .

Reply to NewHendoLib (Reply #1)

Sun Feb 23, 2025, 07:24 PM

Feb 2025

. . . 1938 saw a poignant reunion of veterans of both the Union and Confederate sides who fought against one another at Gettysburg in 1863.

It was the 75th anniversary of the battle. They embraced one another while crying tears of joy over their reconciliation.

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Lincoln's1838 Lyceum Address is a profound meditation on how nations fall. He argues that America's greatest........ [View all] usaf-vet Feb 2025 OP

Date check - edit so he's alive when he gave it! NewHendoLib Feb 2025 #1

This observation of mine is not on point to the OP, but, coincidentally, . . . John1956PA Feb 2025 #3

Thanks for catching my slight 100 year error :-):-) usaf-vet Feb 2025 #4

No, see- R0ckyRac00n Feb 2025 #2