Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
Subtitle: References to the David Wills tradition
Published: 1890
Language: eng
Number of pages: 20
Subjects: Miscellanea; Soldiers' National Cemetery (Gettysburg, Pa.); History; 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 2, p. 48-64.
Table of contents: title: Reproduction of typescript statement given by Judge Wills to Charles M. McCurdy, about 1890; title: Statement of Judge Wills / David Wills (1929); title: Lincoln visit to Gettysburg (1929); title: Lincoln's Gettysburg Address (1894); title: Lincoln at Gettysburg (1914); title: Lincoln's Gettysburg Address: the true story of its delivery, partly written in Washington, it was finished by the President the morning of the day of dedication / William Webster Ellsworth (1923); title: Lincoln's Gettysburg Address / Cornelius Cole (1922); title: "The Silvery-Grays" of Commencement 1922; title: Congressman Cole spends a Sunday at Gettysburg, recalls the history of the great battle and Lincoln's speech that followed it / [Cornelius] Cole (1924); title: Lincoln wrote speech at home in Gettysburg, daughter of host says (1937); title: Tells where Lincoln wrote famous speech / Associated Press (1937); title: How Lincoln wrote his Gettysburg speech (1921); title: The writing of the Gettysburg speech / E.N. Haag (1909); title: The Gettysburg speech: Judge Wills's letter viewed as an influence in preparation / Robert Bruce (1939); title: Cue for Gettysburg Address seen in letter to Lincoln / Associated Press (1948); title: At Gettysburg, Lincoln as seen by a schoolboy / Austin Bierbower (1908); title: Told of Lincoln's famous speech; title: Where Lincoln wrote Gettysburg Address / Associated Press (1937); title: Typescript transcription of letter to Lester O. Schriver / Ernest E. East (1938); title: Printed image of Dr. Overton H. Mennet paying tribute to Lincoln at the Wills house; title: Public schools closed today; title: Did Lincoln write speech here? (1937).