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From Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address (1865) What is the tone of this speech? A. triumphant and self-congratulatory B. formal and subdued C. partisan and critical D. satirical and mocking E. pedantic
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From Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address (1865)

What is the tone of this speech? A. triumphant and self-congratulatory B. formal and subdued C. partisan and critical D. satirical and mocking E. pedantic and moralistic

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B. formal and subdued

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