Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
Subtitle: Reaction to the address
Published: 1886
Language: eng
Number of pages: 51
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. 40-81.
Table of contents: title: Lincoln speech was applauded [reference to Louis A. Warren] (1956); title: News report shows Lincoln did get applause at Gettysburg (1956); title: Lincoln's Gettysburg speech [Ward Lamon's statement]; title: [Reaction to Lincoln's speech] (1932); title: Statesman Cullom and Lincoln's great speech / S.M. Cullom (1913); title: Lincoln speech hearers not impressed at time, says New Cumberland woman [Lena Rosenberger]; title: Lincoln as an orator: [testimony by George E. Paul] (1914); title: Read from Lincoln's manuscript: [an account of a reading by John P. Nicholson] (1891); title: Heard Lincoln at Gettysburg: [on the death of Mrs. D.S. Criswell] (1922); title: Lincoln at Gettysburg: [recollections of W.H. Lamon] (1895); title: O.M. Goldsmith [one of Lincoln's guards] visit brother (1919); title: What happened at Gettysburg / Ruth Block (1946); title: Lincoln's immortal Gettysburg speech (1909); title: Lincoln oration at Gettysburg recieved coldly (1941); title: How Lincoln's Gettysburg speech was recorded in the contemporary press (1925); title: Lincoln, ending Gettysburg Address, believed it a failure / Edward Boykin (1941); title: Lincoln's immortal speech at Gettysburg fell flat (1917); title: Lincoln's address at graves in Europe (1923); title: Comments on Lincoln's Gettysburg Address / Matthew Calvin (1921); title: That speech won't scour / Joseph Benjamin Oakleaf (1925); title: Words of history (Forney's war press, Sat. Dec. 5, 1863); title: Editors and the Gettysburg Address (1931); title: Notes and news (The nation, May 15, 1920); title: Old-time partisanship; title: The Gettysburg Address; title: Historical perspective / Lucille R. Amola (1931); title: Woman who reported Lincoln Gettysburg Address honored [Mary Shaw Leader] (1941); title: A few remarks (1916); title: Consecration of the Soldier's National Cemetery at Gettysburg (1913); title: From a position in Welty's Field (photo, 1913); title: Lincoln's Gettysburg speech / Ward Lamon (1886); title: Lincoln at Gettysburg / Ward Lamon (1889); title: Two hundred and seventy-two words (1937); title: Girl best reporter at Gettysburg / William G. Smock; title: Lincoln's address at Gettysburg as reported by Harper's weekly (1944); title: Holland, Josiah Gilbert. Bitter Sweet (review); title: Dedication Day at Gettysburg / Ohio state journal (typescript transcription); title: Another bum guess; title: Seventy-four years since Lincoln's speech (1937); title: Even Gettysburg Address ridiculed in its time / James L. Blackmer; title: The Gettysburg solemnities; title: Lincoln speech at Gettysburg a Tribune beat / Clayton Kirkpatrick (1950); title: Lincoln's remarks (1915); title: The Gettysburg Address (1909); title: Lincoln's address (1949); title: "But what is truth?" asked jesting Pilate; title: Old mahoning register bore text of Gettysburg Address (1944); title: British colleges revere Gettysburg Address (1950).