Chad Anderson
Mrs. Reid
P.4
10/09/14

Abraham and the use of diction

Diction used amongst the provided essay's is astonishing. Abraham used successful diction in the following speeches, The Perpetuation of Our Political,
Gettysburg, and First Inaugural. In all of Lincoln's speeches his use of diction grabs the readers attention, when reading his speeches how can you take your eyes off the paper. His use of grammar not only shows his knowledge towards the subject it shows he truly cares about. “ the fallen” as well “ the innocent’, I personally enjoy lincoln’s speeches and would like to pursue reading in the future. “ They thus become, absolutely unrestrained having ever regraded government as their deadliest bane.” A quote from “ The Perpetuation of Our Political” revering to the sinners of America who have not been punished for what they have done. Lincoln’s word choice is very inspiring, when someone uses a function of large and or spectacular grammar it makes it easier for the reader to get more involved in the speech and gives the reader a chance for more out and or input. In “ The first Inaugural Address”, Lincoln’s diction helps the speech in a serious tone. For example, “ Thier property, and their peace and personal security, are to be endangered. There has never been any reasonable cause for such

Chad Anderson
Mrs. Reid
P.4
10/09/14

apprehension indeed, the most ample evidence.” Lincoln is stating how each and every person