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The Gettysburg Foundation also works with third-party analytics and marketing partners who use cookies and pixel tags on our behalf. These companies use cookies and other mechanisms to connect you with your social networks and tailor advertising to better match your interests. You can elect to opt-out of this information collection by clicking the “Exercise your data rights” button at the bottom of the page and unticking the boxes under “Information We Collect.”