This man's "Lost Speech" was supposedly so good that reporters put their pencils down to listen.
This man's "Lost Speech" was supposedly so good that reporters put their pencils down to listen. In another speech, this man notes that, unlike his addressees, he has sworn an oath to protect the Constitution, and that a "momentous issue" lies in their hands. In one of this man's speeches, he advocates binding up wounds "with malice towards none, with charity for all," and in another, he claims that the (*) "brave men who struggled here have consecrated" the ground on which he stood far better than he did with a speech which "the world will little note, nor long remember." For ten points, identify this President who said, "Four score and seven years ago" in his Gettysburg Address.
This man's "Lost Speech" was supposedly so good that reporters put their pencils down to listen.
Abraham {Lincoln}