Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
Subtitle: References to the literary worth of the address
Published: 1881
Language: eng
Number of pages: 36
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. 8-39.
Table of contents: title: Flaw in the gem / J.V. McAree (1950); title: Gettysburg Address not impromptu, says college professor [Daniel Kilham Dodge] (1924); title: Lincoln talk at Gettysburg not impromptu: Professor Dodge confident great classic was result of careful effort; title: Savant disputes Lincoln's speech being impromptu (1924); title: Prof. Dodge of Illinois university traces President's self-improvement in expression (1924); title: Gems of American eloquence (comment by Martin Maloney); title: Language of united state is pure Lincoln (1926); title: [Alexander] Woollcott lauds beauty of English at meeting here; title: H.A. Whipple to Louis A. Warren [letter] (1953); title: Lincoln held great orator / Leonard R. Shaver, Jr.; title: Gettysburg Address a classic; title: [His Gettyburg speech is not surpassed, so says William Jennings Bryan] (1909); title: Lincoln and Pericles [as per P.S. Lambros] (1923); title: Lincoln at Gettysburg (1930); title: Lincoln's masterpiece / Dumont Kennedy (1922); title: Scholars meet on battlefield at Gettysburg (1957); title: Lincoln's majestic prose / W.G. Sibley (1933); title: Lincoln's Gettysburg speech / Andrew C. Wheeler; title: Abe was second choice / Jimmie Blount (1957); title: Speaking of Abraham Lincoln's oration ... (1966); title: A few words at Gettysburg (1942); title: Oratory (1930); title: Lincoln's diction: an example of a relation between vocabulary and character / W.A. Wilson (1921); title: Although it was Abraham Lincoln ... (1907); title: It did not scour (1915); title: One editor [James Burrill Angell] recognized Lincoln's great speech / G.W.P.; title: Gettysburg speech anniversary to be celebrated on Nov. 19 / Phil Drotning (1940); title: Lincoln's Gettysburg oration / Edward McPherson (1881); title: Lincoln: Feb. 12, 1809-April 1985 (1912); title: Lincoln at Gettysburg (1913); title: Pericles's ideals echoed by Lincoln [as per P.S. Lambros] (1923); title: The finest speech ever made; title: [Typescript excerpt from] The technique of clear writing / Robert Gunning (1952); title: Speaking of Abraham Lincoln's oration ...; title: Lincoln speech at Gettysburg example for history of U.S. (1930); title: Gettysburg Address not perfect (1919); title: Lincoln's eloquence (1936).