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Journeyman

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3. Edward Everett spoke from memory at Gettysburg. Mr Lincoln had his speech on paper. . .
Mon Jan 30, 2012, 10:40 PM
Jan 2012

Most people today don't know Everett's name, let alone that his was the principal address at the dedication ceremony. Yet countless schoolchildren can repeat, word for word, Mr Lincoln's remarks, and the import of his words echo resoundingly to this hour and beyond. It doesn't matter how a presentation is made. What counts is content.

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