Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
Subtitle: Lincoln's prestige post-Gettysburg
Published: 1909
Language: eng
Number of pages: 38
Subjects: Miscellanea; Anecdotes; Presidents
Description: Chiefly newsprint affixed to backing papers.
Notes: "From the files of the Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection."

"Excerpts from newspapers and other sources illuminating aspects of this well-known Presidential speech."

Formerly described as: Binder 3, p. 82-117
Table of contents: title: Lincoln's Gettysburg Address / John J. Cochran [ who quotes Mary Shaw Leader] (1941); title: The immortal Lincoln / George Washington Robnett; title: Notes on the quality of Abraham Lincoln's prose / John Kieran (1943); title: Lincoln's word buoy nation anew / Jack Small (1943); title: Nolan praises Abe Lincoln in radio talk [reporting on A.W. Nolan]; title: Too short to be taken seriously (1944); title: Lincoln mistaken: speech is remembered / Edward Boykin (1941); title: Some famous documents in American history; title: Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, Nov. 19, 1863; title: Statesman Cullom and Lincoln's great speech / S.M. Cullom (1913); title: Secretary Dickinson at Gettysburg (1909); title: Three men, three causes, three greatest speeches on American soil / F. Lauriston Bullard (1938); title: Gettysburg Address listed among world's first ten (1945); title: The Gettysburg Address (1934); title: The Gettysburg Address /Charles A. Jones (1943); title: Lincoln and Gettysburg (1936); title: A Lincoln (1929); title: What they said about Lincoln; title: Can't beat Lincoln in making a speech / Will Rogers (1933); title: Bad boys to learn Lincoln's address (1922); title: Boys must learn Lincoln's address (1922); title: Learn Lincoln's Gettysburg Address is Jersey sentence on boy stone throwers (1922); title: Abraham Lincoln: [poem] / Richard Henry Stoddard; title: Lincoln at Gettysburg: a classic that will never die (1926); title: Lincoln's first speech; title: Women of America / Abraham Lincoln; title: In the north and the south (1950); title: Lincoln at Gettysburg; title: Lincoln at Gettysburg / Anthony L. Maresh; title: We can forget Pegler (1949); title: Lincoln's great oration (1909); title: Lincoln's Gettysburg Address; title: Lincoln Gettysburg speech ranked among 10 greatest / Estelle Bond; title: Gettysburg Address available in replica (1941); title: Lincoln, Patrick Henry, Phillips / Herbert Wells Fay (1934); title: Lincoln knew men; title: Sounds incredible [reference to Joseph Patrick Tumulty]; title: Lincoln at Gettysburg / Joseph Fort Newton (1913); title: Lincoln / Henrietta Bettenga (1939).