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Lincoln's Prose
- Major Works of a Great American Writer
- Narrated by: George Vail
- Length: 2 hrs and 42 mins
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Lincoln's Prose
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Summary
We think of Lincoln as a great president, but he was also an eloquent and expressive writer and speaker. The superb performance by George Vail conveys Lincoln's depth of thought and feeling through these extraordinary pieces of literature. Niagara Falls The Practice of Law On Government On the Republican Party To Henry Pierce and Others On Discoveries, Improvements and Inventions Speech on the Dred Scott Decision On Slavery To George Robertson On Pro Slavery Theology On Slavery and Democracy On the Struggle Against Slavery First Inaugural Address Speech at Independence Hall To Ephraim D. and Phoebe Ellsworth Emancipation Proclamation To Horace Greeley Meditation on Divine Will To James Conkling Proclamation of Thanksgiving Gettysburg Address Second Inaugural Address
The Program includes the following speeches and essays:
(P) and ©1994 Commuter's Library
Critic reviews
Winner of Publishers Weekly Audio 1995 Best of the Year Award, Historical Works.
"Lincoln has come close to laying bare the meaning of human life for his time and the ages." (David D. Anderson, Lincoln scholar)
"Lincoln has come close to laying bare the meaning of human life for his time and the ages." (David D. Anderson, Lincoln scholar)