How did Walt Whitman's rhetoric about the war differ from President Lincoln's

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Answer:Whiteman spoke of the war from a soldier's point of view

Dzinx answered Feb 22, 2017

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Answer:

Lincoln spoke generally about the human cost of war.

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Lincoln spoke generally about the human cost of war.

Gino Pane answered Feb 28, 2017

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