Would president lincoln have been as motivated to pen the gettysburg address if massive numbers of casualties(deaths) hadn’t occurred?

President Lincoln might not be as motivated to pen the Gettysburg Address if massive numbers of deaths hadn't occurred.

Explanation:

Lincoln looked at this in a big picture. He made his speech very clear on preserving self-government rather than talking about any one particular battle. In fact, he has not even used the words Gettysburg, slavery, Confederate or Union.

Instead of bringing up issues that cause isolation which narrows down his speech by defining the battle, he talked in very broad terms with the sense of healing.

Moreover, Instead of delivering a bitterly word attack against the Confederacy, Lincoln emphasized relieving the pain of country and working towards the Declaration of Independence.

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