One of the most underrated speeches in American history. 

I remember reading it often while working a corporate job, thinking that the words perfectly described how I felt almost two hundred years after they were written.

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Read Jacques Ellul. He takes a lot of this sentiment and takes it even further

"They succeeded"

Incredible cadence throughout. 

And I'm with you; the sentiment captured here is part of why I left my big-company-big-clients job for one that would provide a different impact and influence. It's great for some but not for me.

Ahh, Lincoln… yes, and the play goes on and on and on… now and then, one escapes, here and there… and, yet, the play goes on

“But new reapers shall arise, and they, too, will seek a field.”

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wow why have I not seen this! 

What’s your favorite Lincoln treatment? (anthology, book or film)