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Gettysburg replies : the world responds to Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address /
"The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library [Foundation] challenged presidents, judges, historians, filmmakers, poets, actors, and others to craft 272 words of their own to celebrate Lincoln, the Gettysburg Address, or a related topic that stirs their passions ... [The book] features images of im...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Guilford, Connecticut :
Lyons Press logo,
[2015]
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Preface / |r Carla Knorowski -- |t Introduction: A nation "at risk," Lincoln's world and ours / |r James M. Cornelius -- |t Walking with Lincoln / |r Tom Amandes -- |t Lincoln and Eureka College / |r J. David Arnold -- |t Greater efforts, grander victories / |r Julian Bond -- |t The Gettysburg story / |r Jake Boritt -- |t A common path taken / |r John Borling -- |t On the occasion of the great leaving / |r Robert Bray -- |t The dark horse candidate / |r Edward M. Burke -- |t The business of words / |r Ken Burns -- |t The Gettysburg Address: rewriting America's foundational narrative / |r William D. Burns -- |t Truth / |r President George H.W. Bush -- |t A powerful reminder / |r President George W. Bush -- |t The long march / |r Amy Carlson -- |t Gettysburg Address / |r President Jimmy Carter -- |t Our struggle was their struggle / |r Richard Carwardine -- |t Rebuild together / |r President Bill Clinton -- |t One thousand five hundred and seventy days / |r Catherine Clinton -- |t On a poem by Lincoln: "My childhood home I see again" / |r Billy Collins -- |t Lincoln's world language / |r James M. Cornelius -- |t A new nation / |r Jeremy T. Crandall -- |t The concept of accountability / |r Keith David -- |t Unfinished work / |r Alan M. Dershowitz -- |t I am a foreigner / |r Danian C. Douglas -- |t Overalls / |r Richard H. Driehaus -- |t Our greatest treasure / |r Tammy Duckworth -- |t Gettysburg: rebirth of the revolution / |r Dick Durbin -- |t A new American anthem / |r Jason Emerson -- |t Lincoln in memory and mission / |r Richard W. Etulain -- |t The unfinished business of slavery / |r Nicholas J. Evans -- |t Will America sacrifice as it did in the Civil War? / |r Guy C. Fraker -- |t Gettysburg is not only in Pennsylvania / |r Nikki Giovanni -- |t What would Mr. Lincoln think? / |r Bill Goodman -- |t Equal opportunity to influence / |r Ginny Greer -- |t The ennobling universal passion / |r Allen C. Guelzo -- |t Canvassing the vote / |r Dan Guillory -- |t The best place on earth / |r Samuel R. Harris -- |t Each must enlist / |r Gary R. Herbert -- |t Footsteps / |r Katherine Hitchcock -- |t Gettysburg calls us to our solemn duty / |r Jackie Hogan -- |t Long remembered / |r Harold Holzer -- |t Saying much in little / |r William Howarth -- |t No greater words / |r Sally Jewell -- |t History is a cause / |r Gary T. Johnson -- |t Republicanism renewed / |r Howard Jones -- |t Words to music / |r John William Jones -- |t Clarity of purpose / |r Kathleen Kennedy -- |t Lincoln walking at night / |r Amanda L. Kilpatrick -- |t "In God we trust" / |r Carla Knorowski -- |t Mystery in the history of the Gettysburg Address / |r Michelle A. Krowl -- |t Photo essay / |r Annie Leibovitz -- |t Four score and seven Lincolns / |r David H. Leroy -- |t A look at a people / |r Caleb Lewis -- |t I heard Lincoln deliver the Gettysburg Address / |r Salvador Litvak -- |t Fallen heroes / |r James Lovell -- |t Freedom: given by God, defended by man / |r Allen J. Lynch -- |t Conceived in liberty / |r Phil W. Magness -- |t A timeless call to action / |r Suzanne Malveaux -- |t Immigration to America / |r John F. Marszalek -- |t Lincoln's world and Gettysburg / |r Robert E. May -- |t 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address / |r Matthew H. Mead -- |t Learning from Lincoln / |r Michael Medved -- |t Transition in South Africa / |r Babalwa Mhlauli -- |t Democracy persists / |r Richard Lawrence Miller -- |t Visions of Lincoln: a century on screen / |r Nell Minow -- |t More information, less understanding / |r Newton N. Minow -- |t Reply / |r President Barack H. Obama -- |t Building on Lincoln's legacy / |r Douglas R. Oberhelman -- |t Abraham Lincoln and the vital importance of civic education / |r Sandra Day O'Connor -- |t Proud disciples / |r Maureen Orth -- |t An unfinished masterpiece / |r Eboo Patel -- |t The long shadow of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address / |r Jared Peatman -- |t In the throes of democracy / |r Graham A. Peck -- |t Lincoln in the world / |r Kevin Peraino -- |t Remembering a second birth of freedom / |r Matthew Pinsker -- |t Fate and circumstance / |r Adam Pitluk -- |t The march must continue / |r Colin L. Powell -- |t The will of the people / |r Patrick J. Quinn -- |t Finishing their work / |r Grace Richards -- |t A continuing obligation / |r J. Joe Ricketts -- |t 272 words of hope / |r Karen Roth -- |t Battlefields for equal justice / |r Nancy Rousseau -- |t The promise of greater access / |r Eric Schmidt -- |t Hubris in 272 words / |r Thomas F. Schwartz -- |t 10 sentences, 4 clauses / |r Pete Seeger -- |t Demand the best / |r Judith Sheindlin -- |t A time-sensitive document / |r Scott Simon -- |t The unfinished work before us / |r Brooks D. Simpson -- |t The attractive vision of a better world / |r Steven Spielberg -- |t Genealogy apology / |r Kevin Stein -- |t The will of the people / |r Randall L. Stephenson -- |t The global meaning of the Gettysburg Address / |r Louise L. Stevenson -- |t Turn to Lincoln / |r Charles B. Strozier -- |t People like to eat / |r Evelyn Brandt Thomas with Karl Barnhart -- |t Lincoln's railroad / |r Robert W. Turner -- |t The Lincoln seedbed / |r Neil deGrasse Tyson -- |t Let's build a civilization based on universal values / |r Lech Walesa -- |t Let their lives shine / |r Scott Walker -- |t An American keystone / |r David Walser -- |t We are the benefactors of change agents / |r Robin White -- |t Words that count / |r Robert S. Willard -- |t A young girl's advice / |r Karen B. Winnick. |
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