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This document from spring 2000, authored by sultan, explores the significance of lincoln's gettysburg address as a foundational document in us constitutionalism. While the declaration of independence, constitution, and bill of rights were created by representative assemblies or legislative bodies, the gettysburg address is a speech delivered at a military graveyard. The author invites readers to consider why this speech holds such importance. By delving into the historical context, ethical principles, and impact of the gettysburg address, this text sheds light on the enduring influence of lincoln's words on american democracy.
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Judeo-Christian Ethics Sultan Spring 2000
It has been contended that present day constitutionalism in the United States is built upon four written documents: The 1776 Declaration of Independence, the 1787 Constitution, the 1791 Bill of Rights and Lincolns 1863 Gettysburg Address. The first three are products of representative assemblies and/or legislative bodies. The fourth is a speech at a military graveyard. Assuming the contention to be true, what is there about Lincolns speech that elevates it to such a foundational stature?
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