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mMaking his famous Gettysburg Address at the battle site 4 months later, Abraham Lincoln converted to Christianity and "[i]n the days that followed, Abe Lincoln worshiped regularly at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, not only on Sunday, but
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This mere 3 days of fighting caused 51,000 casualties, the most of the War, wiping out 37% of the Confederate army and 27% of the Union's.
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General Robert E. Lee took his army into Pennsylvania to capture army supplies (shoes, mostly) , boost morale, and destroy the will of the North. It was only by chance that he collided with the main Union army led by General George Meade.
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It was the largest military battle ever on American soil, involving more than 170,000 soldiers, and today is the most-visited Civil War site (2 million annually).
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