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His Greatest Speeches

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Lincoln’s Speeches is a great study comparing a few of his most famous speeches. This book is a must have for all fans of Lincoln, Civil War, and Presidential history. Highly recommend!

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Abraham Lincoln was a fabulous orator, and some of his speeches have become some of the most read - and studied. The Gettysburg Address is one of the most read of his speeches, and highly important in American history. While all his speeches have a purpose, the three delved into through this book are ones that really highlight important issues of the day.
Diana Schaub takes an in-depth look at three of the speeches, giving an analysis and view that delights those who are interested in both politics and history. For those that love Lincoln - these three speeches give a better viewpoint into his skills as an orator and his dedication.
This book was a great read and one that I highly recommend!

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This is an excellent literary analysis of three of Lincoln’s most famous speeches. Studying him and his works is a master class in oratory skills. The author is thorough and gives the reader a vast amount of knowledge with which to further appreciate and understand the speeches.

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Diana Schaub takes a fresh look at Lincoln's speeches. Dissenting them and adding her comments to the speech. This is an inciteful and interesting read that I highly recommend if you are a Lincoln fan.

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His Greatest Speeches is a really great read for those interested in studying literature and politics. This book explores three of Abraham Lincoln's most powerful speeches in a really thought-provoking way. This book also really demonstrates how much of a linguistic genius old Abe was for his time and is a really good read if you like history.

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I appreciate the publisher allowing me to read this book. If your a Lincoln fan this is a must read with not a word wasted.

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