Lincoln says that, “in a larger sense,” there is something he and the others gathered “cannot” do. What is it that they cannot do, and why not, according to Lincoln? What does he say they should do instead? Cite specific evidence from the text to support your answer.

Question

Lincoln  says  that,  “in  a  larger  sense,”  there  is something he and the others gathered “cannot” do. What is it that they cannot do, and why not, according  to  Lincoln?  What  does  he  say  they should do instead? Cite specific evidence from the text to support your answer.

MxxnLight · Answer

Lincoln means that the extreme sacrifice the men who had fought and died on that battlefield have made was in itself a greater act than any other could now, or ever, perform in ordaining the soil on which they died.

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