Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
Subtitle: Sources and interpretations
Published: 1889
Language: eng
Number of pages: 52
Subjects: Miscellanea; 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. 65-107a.
Table of contents: title: Santayana asks true intent of Lincoln's words, writing a 'last book' on government / Associated Press (1948); title: Santayana ponders meaning of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address / Associated Press; title: Germ of immortal address: proof that Lincoln long had in mind right idea of what the war meant / John Hay (1915); title: Here's a question (1944); title: Gettysburg Address / A.D.S. (1911); title: ...And for the people finer bus travel over america's broad highways / National Association of Motor Bus Operators (1945); title: Abraham Lincoln always of, by and for the people; title: We, the people / Joseph Fort Newton (1940); title: Not original with Lincoln / Student; title: Mr. Lincoln's Gettysburg oration / J.S.B. (1889); title: Story of a famous phrase (1892); title: Government of the people, by the people and for the people (1893); title: Lincoln's popular phrase; title: Who was responsible?: writers trace famous expression back may years / J. Adam Bede (1922); title: Origin of a famous phrase / C.D. Warner (1892); title: Lincoln's immortal phrase (1892); title: [Government of the people, by the people and for the people...] (1901); title: G.B.S. finds "by people" all wrong / Associated Press (1945); title: Government of the people / E.W.C.; title: Origin of a Lincoln phrase; title: Government of, by and for people would persih / D.H. Garrett (1931); title: Of the people, by the people, and for the people / Eutaw Savings Bank; title: A question of emphasis / Grace B.; title: A symbol of American ideals... a new nation conceived in liberty (1945); title: A modern aid to thrift / News-American (1926); title: Typescript of quotations similar to "government of the people, by the people, for the people"; title: Beat Lincoln to it / J.A. Finnegan (1918); title: Fourscore and 14 years ago (1957); title: Telling the untold story / Roscoe Simmons (1953); title: Lincoln, a picture story of his life / Walter Winchell; title: Lincoln's famous phrase; title: The debunker / John Harvey Furbay; title: Lincoln and the people; title: Lincoln seen as perfector of democracy; Greek publisher links honest Abe and Pericles as greatest men.  Lives were similar, both fought for same cause, P.S. Lambros tells Chicagoans / Associated Press; title: Lincoln's Much Quoted Words; title: Of the people, by the people / Daniel H. Hanckel (1926); title: A Note on the Gettysburg Address / Max Radin (1947); title: Lincoln ideal like Chinese; title: Our Readers Say:  Under God / C.F.J.; title: Have we kept Lincoln's ideals? / H. Frank Eshleman (1933); title: This nation under God / Earl Marlatt; title: A new type of evangelism; title: Autograph letters of Santayana found and Dos Passos; title: Freedom Bell put atop city hall in Berlin / Associated Press (1950); title: Gift of God / Clare Boothe Luce (1948); title: Republican National Platform, 1936 / Indiana Republican State Committee; title: The only path to peace / Cherrebeth Gordon; title: A note on the Gettysburg Address / Joseph C. Kelley (1946); title: Debating Lincoln's Gettysburg Speech (1926); title: It's your business; title: How it started: "Government of the people, by the pople and for the people" (1930); title: Reds bandy Lincoln's words / Associated Press (1955).