| She began reading the Gettysburg Address and praising Lincoln's courage in emancipating the slaves. |
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| Lincoln was successful in attaining the ideality of the Gettysburg Address. |
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| To mark the 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, we should rededicate ourselves to civic education. |
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| Lou's valedictory has been acclaimed, without sarcasm, as baseball's Gettysburg Address. |
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| We can feel his sad cadences and the rapture of language in the Gettysburg Address. |
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| He does not play the buffoon like Jiang Zemin abroad, who picks up a guitar or recites the Gettysburg address at the slightest provocation. |
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| It has been suggested that the standing, humble pose of Lincoln recalls his Gettysburg Address at the dedication of the battlefield as a national cemetery. |
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| For PBS, the documentarian Ken Burns has filmed public figures reading the Gettysburg Address. |
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| Let us use the 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address to rededicate ourselves to this solemn purpose. |
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| Lincoln built his Gettysburg Address on a structure of past, present, and future time. |
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| The Patriot-News admitted this week that it was wrong to write-off the Gettysburg Address 150 years ago. |
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| But today, when we read the Gettysburg Address, we should first be reminded that in the US – as around the world – the simple truths it expresses are under sustained assault. |
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| The speech will be on display in the Jefferson Building's Great Hall, in Washington DC, until 19 November – the 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg address. |
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| While waiting for the bus, I amused myself by performing a mime interpretation of the Gettysburg Address. |
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| A life-sized animatronic Abraham Lincoln is among the historical figures and tableau scenes from a Gettysburg wax museum set to be auctioned, months after the town celebrated the 150th anniversary of his Gettysburg Address. |
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| Mark the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's speech with a viewing of 12 Years a Slave and you will be reminded, with a succession of terrible jolts, that in the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln simply stated the truth. |
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| That's right, you can plant actual seeds from historic sites with names such as the George Washington White Ash, the Gettysburg Address Honey Locust and four others. |
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