Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
Subtitle: Autograph versions (general)
Published: 1894
Language: eng
Number of pages: 40
Subjects: Autographed editions; Presidents; Anecdotes; Miscellanea; History; Autographs; Speeches, addresses, etc., American
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 4, p. 1-18b.
Table of contents: title: Gettysburg addresses in autograph (1932); title: [Abraham Lincoln, public speaker] / by Charles Willis Thompson (1913); title: How Lincoln's Gettysburg address was written / Henry S. Burrage (1909); title: The Gettysburg address / Perry M. Byram (1908); title: Changed by Lincoln: alterations by martyred president in his Gettysburg address / comment by E.W. Chafin (1909); title: [Abraham Lincoln and the Gettysburg address] (1923); title: Facsimile of the first draft of the Gettysburg address; title: Seven versions / Charles Hale (1925); title: The story of the Gettysburg address / by Allen Sinclair Will (1930); title: Variations in the reports of the Gettysburg address / William H. Lambert (1894); title: Famous address not spontaneous (1909); title: Five copies of Lincoln's speech at Gettysburg / William E. Barton (1930); title: The Gettysburg original (1932); title: Classic of American literature is 61 years old today: anniversary of Lincoln's Gettysburg address recalls great value of six known autographed copies / by Edward H. Carberry (1934); title: Lincoln wrote talk five times: famous Gettysburg address facts not generally known (1939); title: 5 Lincoln originals to be exhibited (1950); title: Text of speech at Gettysburg still uncertain / by E.B. Long (1950); title: Lincoln made five copies of his Gettysburg address (1950); title: The Gettysburg address (1953); title: Eight versions of Lincoln speech puzzles Paramount; title: Gettysburg oration (1957); title: Some correspondence regarding a missing copy of the Gettysburg address (1957).