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The Writings and Speeches of Abraham Lincoln - The Essential Collection Audio CDAbraham Lincoln |
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Retail Price: LS Price: $8.00 You Save: $4.95 (38%) Availability: Usually ships within 24 hours  Format: 2 Audio CDs, 2 Hours Running TimeISBN: 0899261477 Publisher: Audio Book Company Pub. Date: 1982 New Format March 2009 Average Customer Review: 
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Description and Reviews
From The Publisher:
The writing and speeches of Abraham Lincoln are a monument to the greatness and renown of our 16th President. They represent his character and reflect his way of thinking, his way of dealing with men, and the kind of matters which engaged him. This recording brings to life his honesty, his cleverness and wit, his fairness and the continued relevance of the masterful words of one of the most deeply beloved men the world has ever known.
Included on this recording are:
- Lincoln’s First Public Address: Political Announcement to the people of Sangamon County, Illinois ~ March 9, 1832
- Announcement of Political Views in Sangamon Journal ~ June 13, 1836
- From a speech in Peoria, Illinois in reply to Senator Douglas ~ October 16, 1854
- From a speech at Galena, Illinois during the Fremont Campaign ~ July 23, 1856
- Biographical Sketch ~ June 15, 1858
- A House Divided ~ Speech at the Republican State Convention Springfield, Illinois ~ June 16, 1858
- First Inaugural Address ~ March 4, 1861
- Proclamation calling 75,000 militia and convening Congress in extra session ~ April 15, 1861
- From the Annual Message to Congress ~ December 3, 1861
- Final Emancipation Proclamation ~ January 1, 1863
- Letter to General U. S. Grant ~ July 13, 1863
- Proclamation for Thanksgiving ~ October 3, 1863
- Address at the Dedication of the National Cemetery at Gettysburg ~ November 19, 1863
- Letter to General U. S. Grant ~ April 30, 1864
- Reply to a Delegation from the National Union League ~ June 9, 1864
- Memorandum to his Cabinet ~ August 23, 1864
- Second Inaugural Address ~ March 4, 1865
- Address to the 140th Indiana Regiment ~ March 17, 1865
- Telegram to General U. S. Grant ~ April 7, 1865
- Last Public Address ~ April 11, 1865
- Conclusion: Fragment from an Address delivered September 30, 1859
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About the Narrator
Raymond Massey, though Canadian-born, became known for playing quintessentially American roles. He portrayed Abraham Lincoln on both the stage and film, most famously in Abe Lincoln in Illinois. His credits span the entire spectrum of the entertainment industry as an actor, director and producer. His appearance on this recording is most memorable.
Table of Contents
- Lincoln’s First Public Address: Political Announcement to the people of Sangamon County, Illinois ~ March 9, 1832
- Announcement of Political Views in Sangamon Journal ~ June 13, 1836
- From a speech in Peoria, Illinois in reply to Senator Douglas ~ October 16, 1854
- From a speech at Galena, Illinois during the Fremont Campaign ~ July 23, 1856
- Biographical Sketch ~ June 15, 1858
- A House Divided ~ Speech at the Republican State Convention Springfield, Illinois ~ June 16, 1858
- First Inaugural Address ~ March 4, 1861
- Proclamation calling 75,000 militia and convening Congress in extra session ~ April 15, 1861
- From the Annual Message to Congress ~ December 3, 1861
- Final Emancipation Proclamation ~ January 1, 1863
- Letter to General U. S. Grant ~ July 13, 1863
- Proclamation for Thanksgiving ~ October 3, 1863
- Address at the Dedication of the National Cemetery at Gettysburg ~ November 19, 1863
- Letter to General U. S. Grant ~ April 30, 1864
- Reply to a Delegation from the National Union League ~ June 9, 1864
- Memorandum to his Cabinet ~ August 23, 1864
- Second Inaugural Address ~ March 4, 1865
- Address to the 140th Indiana Regiment ~ March 17, 1865
- Telegram to General U. S. Grant ~ April 7, 1865
- Last Public Address ~ April 11, 1865
- Conclusion: Fragment from an Address delivered September 30, 1859
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