No, He actually wrote it on the back of an envelope
He very surely was the author of this address.
A diaper or a napkin.
One example might be Einstein, a German Jew by ethnicity. He was reportedly good at math and physics, and wrote some notes on a napkin we now call the theory of relativity. There's probably hundreds or thousands of similar individual examples from that era in Math, Science, Medicine, and beyond. More recently, many of the cancer researchers I work with (I'll guess ~ 50 % or so) in Boston, MA originated in countries other than the US. Would you call those "ethnic" (?). If the question is really focused on the "Group" rather than the individuals' contributions, the answer might shift focus somewhat toward art, literature & other cultural contributions. Examples - Opera from Italy, Celtic singing from Scotland, Yoga/Meditation from the Asia region, perhaps mostly India. Sorry I'm not better informed in this arena.
"Nappy-headed" is a way of saying that your hair is all tangled up. It is the way that your hair would look if you just woke up from a nap. The term nap also has origins in yarn. If a yarn is frizzy, it is said to have a high nap, or is nappy. It is sometimes used to describe what happens when people with thick curly hair get matting. Because of this, the term is used as a racial defamatory. The term saw some negative media spotlight after being used by shock-jock radio host Don Imus, along with other negative terms, to describe a women's basketball team. Another possibility, although unlikely in the Don Imus case, is that nappy-headed could refer to the short form of 'napkin'. Napkin is the root word for the diminutive 'nappy', which is the British-English word for 'diaper'. Napkin is originally from the Middle French 'nappe', which goes back to Latin word 'mappa', meaning cloth. Diaper comes from the Middle Greek word 'diaspros' meaning pure white. In the same way the derogatory 'raghead' is in American usage for the Islamic 'burqa', 'hijab' or 'purdah' , the term 'nappy head' has been used to refer to the various forms of African head-dress, or head-tie known by many names, including 'shash' in Somalia. To see more about the term, see the related links below.
no he didn't he wrote it and just fixed it on his way but not on an envelope
It wasn't written on a train. That is just a myth. Abraham Lincoln actually spent days preparing his speech. He wanted to make sure it was perfect, so there was no way Abe could have writeen his speech on a napkin in a train. He might have practiced it on a train, though.
President Lincoln had written and given the speech in 1863 at Gettysburg pennsilvania. The speech was only 2 minutes long and was rumored to have been written on a napkin on the way there.
President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address in 1863. This speech was written on a napkin during the train ride to where the speech was being held. Four score and seven years is 87 years, a reference to 1776 when we declared our independence from the British.
a napkin on a table!!! a napkin on a table!!!
napkin
Filipino translation of NAPKIN: pamunas
Yes, napkin is a noun, a word for a thing.
you blow a napkin and it will dance.
Napkin means diaper in Australia.
The big napkin goes in your lap and the little napkin is used to wipe your mouth while eating. When the entree is done, the little napkin goes with the plate and you keep you big napkin in your lap until you are finished with dessert.
You have to slide the napkin ring into the middle of your napkin. Then when your finished you place the napkin with the ring on it to the left of your plate. I hope that helped :D