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In the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln refers to the battlefield as "a final resting place" for the soldiers. He might have used more precise words or phrases, such as 'cemetery" or "burial ground." What is the most reasonable inference to draw from Lincoln's diction--his choice to use the simple phrase "final resting place"?
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