It was a heart-rendering speech that stated President Lincoln's feelings about the war and the Country. This lesson will try to answer those questions. Learning from speech Read this address to gain insight on improving your speech writing, public speaking, and historical knowledge. Perform the exercises below, in your area of interest. The length of the sentences and the number of commas.
Short phrases make for effective delivery.
The logical flow of the speech. The use of imagery and emotional appeal Outline the the speech to show where new ideas are presented and grouped. Pause at the commas and periods to allow for better understanding by the audience. Vary your pitch, rate and emotional level as you see fit. Historical significance Outline the Gettysburg Address to select the major points stated by the President.