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Nor Long Remember is a simple but powerful film that reenacts President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. This Abraham Lincoln famous speech is without a doubt his lasting legacy and one of the major historical events in American history. But this great historical movie does more than just provide a Gettysburg reenactment. The film provides a dramatic guess at how Civil War era Americans would analyze the Gettysburg Address. A group of men talk about the impact of the speech in a country store, with each man giving different opinions. This Gettysburg Address analysis provides an absorbing view of how old Americans viewed such a great political event.
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