The Gettysburg Address
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Excerpt from The Gettysburg Address: When Written, How Received, Its True Form
Arnold, in his History Of Lincoln and the Overthrow Of Slavery, asserts that the President While on his way from the White House to the battlefield was notified that he would be expected to make some remarks, and that asking for some paper a rough sheet Of foolscap was handed to him, retiring to a seat by himself, with a pencil he wrote the address.
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