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Remembering the Gettysburg Address
Next Tuesday November 19 is the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg address. To commemorate the address, Ken Burns is starting a project to have everyone in America video record themselves reading or reciting the speech. People participating in this project include President Obama, Louis C.K., Taylor Swift, Martha Stewart, and Stephen Colbert. Hear Librarian of Congress James Billington recite the speech at the Library of Congress Blog. For more info on the project, visit Learn the Address . To read more about the speech, see the Library of Congress’ online exhibit.
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