1. The North was on the verge of victory prior to Lincoln's 2nd Inaugural address. He chooses words and analogies that are humble; he does not brag about victory nor

blame one side. Why would he want to avoid blaming either side?

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Ernest

23 February, 02:23

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Smoochie · Answer 1

So when the country rejoins, hes not hated by the south

1. The North was on the verge of victory prior to Lincoln's 2nd Inaugural address. He chooses words and analogies that are humble; he does not brag about victory norblame one side. Why would he want to avoid blaming either side?