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In Lincoln's Gettysburg Address he commemorates the soldiers that lost their lives fighting in the civil war to preserve the union and address the importance of a such demanding cause. He understands that no amount of words can describe the sacrifices that these soldiers made. He continues to say that commemorating the death is not enough, they must continue to honor the cause in which the men were fighting for, a free government created of the people, for the people, and by the people. This government will in return continue to protect the people right's as the founding fathers had originally said.
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