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Lincoln Spoken Word 1959 US

Performer: Lincoln
Genre: Non Music
Album: Lincoln's Speeches And Letters read by Roy P. Basler with Carl Sandburg reading at Joint Session of Congress February 12, 1959
Released: 1959
Style: Spoken Word
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A	Carl Sandburg reading at Joint Session of Congress, February 12, 1959 Read By – Carl Sandburg
Lincoln's Speeches and Letters from The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln, 8 vols. and Index (Rutgers University Press, 1953) Read By – Roy P. Basler
B1	To the Voters of the Seventh Congressional District, July 31, 1846 (Selection) C.W., I, 382
B2a	To Miss Eliza P. Gurney, September 4, 1864. (Selection), C.W., VII, 535
B2b	Meditation on the Divine Will, September 2, 1862, C.W., V, 403
B3a	Notes of Argument in Law Case, June 15, 1858 (Selection), C.W., II, 459
B3b	Fragment on Government, July 1, 1854, (Selection), C.W., II
B3c	Speech at Peoria, Ill., October 16, 1854 (passage on self government), C.W., II, 265
B4a	Definition of Democracy, August 1, 1858, C.W., II, 532
B4b	Argument Against Slavery, July 1, 1854, (fragment), C.W., II, 222
B5	Address Before the Wisconsin Agricultural Society, September 30, 1859 (passage on capital and labor), C.W., III, 477, 479
B6a	Address at a Sanitary Fair in Baltimore, April 18, 1864 (passage on the meaning of liberty), C.W., VII, 301
B6b	Speech at Edwardsville, Ill, September 11, 1858 (passage on mans' love of liberty), C.W., III, 95
B7	A House Divided Against Itself, Speech at Springfield, Ill, June 16, 1858, C.W., II, 461
B8	The Constitution and the Union, January, 1861, C.W., IV, 168
B9	Farewell Address at Springfield, Ill, February 11, 1861, C.W., IV, 190
B10	Address in Independence Hall, Philadelphia, February 22, 1861, (Selection), C.W., IV, 240,
C1	First Inaugural Address, March 4, 1861, (Selection), C.W., IV, 249
C2	Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, September 22, 1862, (Selection), C.W., V, 434
C3	Annual Message to Congress, December 1, 1862, (Conclusion), C.W., V, 537
C4	Gettysburg Address, November 19, 1863, (Complete), C.W., VII, 22
C5	Second Inaugural Address, March 4, 1865, (Complete), C.W., VIII, 332
D1	To Miss Mary Owens, May 7, 1837, C.W., I, 78
D2	To William S. Wait, March 2, 1839, C.W., I, 147
D3	To Joshua F. Speed, August 22, 1855, C.W., II, 320
D4	To George Latham, July 22, 1860, C.W., IV, 87
D5	To Grace Bedell, October 19, 1860, C.W., IV, 129
D6	To Fanny McCullough, December 23, 1862, C.W., VI, 16
D7	To Mrs. Bixby, November 21, 1864, C.W., VIII, 116
D8	To Mary Todd Lincoln, August 8, 1863, C.W., VI, 371
D9	To General George G. Meade, July 14, 1863, C.W., VI, 327