Translate this passage in English. Lincoln said it in the American Civil War.

"Four scores and seven years ago, our ancestors brought this continent, a new country, with free ideas and commitment to the proposition that all people are created equal." Now we are in a great civil war, whether it is to test the nation, any country or such an idea, it can't last long. The huge battlefield of the war in which we are meeting. We have come to a part dedicated to this field, as a final resting place where the country may live for those who gave their precious lives here. This is completely appropriate and correct, and we should do so. "But, in a larger sense, we can't give-we can't give-we can't empty this reason. Brave people, living and dead, who struggle here, have devoted themselves to it far beyond our poor power, increasing or decreasing. "The world will leave a small note, and we will not remember what we said here for a long time, but we must never forget that they are here. This is about our life, but will be devoted to this, unfinished work, and they who have fought here so far are so lofty and advanced. This is quite true. We are here to dedicate the great task to the rest before us-from these honored deaths, we have further devoted ourselves to this cause, and they have given the last complete measure of dedication-and we are highly determined here that these deaths should not die in vain, and this country, in the name of God, will have a new birth of freedom-and the government of the people, the people for the people, and will not perish from the earth. “