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Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln

President Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation is a primary source that stated all people held as slaves in United State will be recognized and be given their freedom. President Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation persuaded that the Executive Government will be designated in the state in order to keep people in United State in rebellion respectively. With Emancipation Proclamation president Lincoln commanded on the measure of the war in which it is against the government and the authority of United State (Ford, 2004). The Gettysburg address is a primary source authored by Lincoln that conceived in liberty and it was dedicated to all men to indicate the equality of all men in United State. Lincoln anticipated that the great civil war in United State was to text whether the nation can endure the war. The high dominant of the President Lincoln regarded that the purpose of dominant in Lincoln’s thinking was an acceptance of address on the route of Gettysburg (Elmore, 2009). 

Lincoln’s perception of liberty and equality

President Lincoln believes that liberty begins with economic freedom. This belief was a motivation to Lincoln’s emancipation proclamation. Liberty needs to be nurtured because it is a fragile concept as Lincoln thinks of it. Lincoln perception of liberty declared that spread of slavery can be deprives the republic of United State which can bring doubt of freedom which can tend to increase slavery. President Lincoln thinks that liberty work as justice in the concepts in United State whereby men were degraded by other men which makes slave be a product in a way of praising. The time Lincoln concerned emancipation source he realizes liberty pursuit to be protected. With the protection of liberty Lincoln thinks it can brings change in United State by enhancing freedom from slave (Morel, 2015). Lincoln of equality dedicates the preservation of unity in the United State. Equality was a passion that Lincoln thinks about as he based on principles of government. President Lincoln thinks of how experiment of democracy can work effectively without destruction of equality. The equality perception by President Lincoln helps in decreasing of slavery in United State (Burton, Podair & Weber, 2011).

 According to Morel (2015) Lincoln placed the principles of self-government that were used to measure the freedom in the society. Principles that used to measure freedom were extent that optimizes individual liberty and the other principle was extent to which decision were made and process of controlling. These two principles made President Lincoln to view the foundation of freedom. President Lincoln perception of liberty brings unity between the white and black soldiers which make white soldiers to stop making black soldiers slaves. According to Burton, Podair and Weber (2011), Lincoln perception of equality thinks it will be a motivation to his Emancipation Proclamation primary source. Lincoln ideas on racial equality which boost the human dignity hence lower the ideals of slavery in United State.

The Reason of Lincoln to placed much importance on the destruction of slavery and the continuation of one nation.

Most of people were slaves especially black Americans which make President Lincoln to focus on destructing the slavery by enhancing unity in the nations. In United State the lack unity whereby hatred was created between white American and Black Americans. President Lincoln places so much importance on destructing slavery and continuation of one nation in order to bring the black and white people in order to bring unity and to overcome hatred. With unity Lincoln believe it will helps to lower the level of slavery and fight so a maintain brand ambition the one of Lincoln principles. Unity in United State, it conveys equality between black Americans and white Americans making Lincoln to place more importance on destructing slavery so as to value of continuation of one nation (Oakes, 2013).

Because President Lincoln believed that slavery is a wicked that brings the nation backward and he plays an importance role to destruct the slavery in order to bring love in United State. Lincoln believes that love will promote peace in the country and destroy slavery. Lincoln also thinks that slavery attack United State which brings evil and so far can destruct democratic nation making Lincoln to place more important to destruct slavery so as to unite nation with love. Love is what come is Lincoln minds that can completely destruct slavery and make nations to work together as one (Foner, 2010). 

The examples from the both the Emancipation Proclamation and the Gettysburg Address demonstrate both civil liberties and civil rights are first, continents forth brought the new proportion of equality of all men in the nation (Ford, 2004). The second example of civil liberties and civil rights are demonstrated from the Emancipation Proclamation and the Gettysburg Address is by placing of the battle within large arc at Philadelphia which brings unity between the soldiers at Gettysburg. The third example of civil liberty and civil rights from both the Emancipation Proclamation and the Gettysburg Address is liberating of slave by painting strokes bolder which referred to the equality of notion which brings aspiration of civil liberty and civil rights between the nations (Elmore, 2009). 

 

 

 

 

References

Elmore, A. E. (2009). Lincoln's Gettysburg address: Echoes of the Bible and Book of Common Prayer. Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press.

Ford, C. T. (2004). Lincoln, slavery, and the Emancipation Proclamation. Berkeley Heights, NJ: Enslow Publishers.

Morel, L. E. (2015). Lincoln and Liberty: Wisdom for the Ages. Lexington: The University Press of Kentucky.

Burton, O. V., Podair, J. E., & Weber, J. L. (2011). The struggle for equality: Essays on sectional conflict, the Civil War, and the long reconstruction. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press

Oakes, J. (2013). Freedom national: The destruction of slavery in the United States, 1861-1865. New York: W.W. Norton & Co

Foner, E. (2010). The fiery trial: Abraham Lincoln and American slavery. New York: Norton.

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