Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
Subtitle: Everett version
Published: 1920
Language: eng
Number of pages: 57
Subjects: Collectibles; Presidents; Anecdotes; Miscellanea; History; 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. 29-63.
Table of contents: title: [Facsimile of Lincoln's Gettysburg address]; title: [Correspondence from R. Gerald McMurtry, dated February 10, 1964 to Massachusetts Historical Society]; title: [Correspondence from Harvard University, dated March 12, 1964, to R. Gerald McMurtry]; title: [Facsimile of Gettysburg address] (1927); title: [Facsimile of Lincoln's Gettysburg address] (1935); title: Facsimile of famed Gettysburg address (1938); title: Senate sees Gettysburg speech in manuscript (1920); title: Lincoln's manuscript is read by Senator Keyes (1920); title: How Lincoln drafted speech (1930); title: Gettysburg Mss. bought by dealer: Thomas F. Madigan acquires Lincoln and Everett speeches (1930); title: Gets Lincoln draft of Gettysburg talk: T.F. Madigan buys autograph of standard version at price said to be in six figures (1930); title: Says Lincoln spoke twice at Gettysburg (1930); title: Six figures paid for original of Lincoln speech (1930); title: Valuable Lincoln relic (1930); title: In Lincoln's own hand (1930); title: Lincoln documents in strong demand (1930); title: Gettysburg address (1930); title: Historical group to show original Lincoln MS. here (1935); title: About autographs (1941); title: Lincoln speech will be on view in Lincoln, Ill / by Jack Ryan (1945); title: Illinois children to buy manuscript of Lincoln (1943); title: Children to buy Gettysburg speech (1943); title: Spirit of Abraham Lincoln lives again: unique ceremonies mark campaign for children to buy manuscript / Jack Ryan (1943); title: Logan County flocks to see Lincoln's manuscript: schools nearly make quota to buy Gettysburg manuscript / Jack Ryan (1943); title: [Illustrations of school children in Lincoln, Ill viewing Lincoln's manuscript]; title: Chicago joins in campaign to buy Gettysburg address (1943); title: Lincoln's Gettysburg address (1943); title: [Illustration of Lincoln's photograph taken in Washington]; title: Illinois and Gettysburg / Don Russell (1943); title: State receives famous Lincoln speech Nov. 19: ceremonies to be held in Springfield (1943); title: [Carl] Sandburg hails drive to obtain Lincoln's speech (1943); title: Gettysburg address (1943); title: [Vernon L. Nickel] buys Gettysburg address copy (1944); title: Pupils will get Lincoln scripts (1944); title: Lincoln paper goes to Springfield today (1944); title: Pupils' coins buy Lincoln manuscript (1944); title: Give $60,000; Illinois gets Lincoln epic (1944); title: State school children buy Gettysburg address copy: document in Lincoln's handwriting obtained with $60,000 check to bank (1944); title: [State highway officers] guard Lincoln manuscript on trip [illustration]; title: Lincoln relic guarded on capital trip (1944); title: [Illustration of] Lincoln relic placed under glass [in the Centennial Building at Springfield] (1944).