He actually spoke for about 2 and 1/2 hours.
Yes, he preceded Lincoln.
Edward Everett
Edward Everett
Edward Everett
Abraham Lincoln was invited to speak at the dedication of the National Soldiers Cemetery at Gettysburg. He was told in the invitation letter that he would only have a small part in the dedication. Originally to open October 23, 1863, the date was postponed at the request of the main speaker, Edward Everett. A noted speaker of the era, Everett asked the committee to postpone the event to allow him to prepare a suitable speech. The dedication committee agreed and the ceremony was moved to November 19th. President Lincoln was invited only a few days before the event.
Yes, he spoke in the Gettisburg ADRESS
Yes, he preceded Lincoln.
Edward Everett had a long public career and at one time he was a senator from Massachusetts.He served as the US secretary of state under the presidency of Millard Fillmore. He was asked to speak at the Gettysburg cemetery with President Lincoln.
Edward Everett Horton's birth name is Edward Everett Horton Jr..
Edward Everett was born on April 11, 1794.
Edward Everett Bruen died in 1938.
Edward Everett Robbins died in 1919.
Edward Everett Robbins was born in 1860.
Edward Everett Holland died in 1941.
Edward Everett Holland was born in 1861.
Edward Everett Dale was born in 1879.
Edward Everett Dale died in 1972.