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Read Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Is it primarily an appeal from ethos, pathos, or logos? ​
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Read Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Is it primarily an appeal from ethos, pathos, or logos? ​

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Answer is Pathos

Step-by-step explanation:

He is trying to get them to stimulate emotions to end the war and to remember the dead soldier's legacy.

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