GETTYSBURG: The Gettysburg Address, Abraham Lincoln’s undying call for a “new birth of freedom” at the bloody turning point of the United States Civil War, turned 150 years old on Tuesday (Wednesday in Manila), even as the union he fought to preserve quarrels bitterly over the role of government.
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