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Did edward everett speak about the Gettysburg address?
Yes, he preceded Lincoln.
Who was the first speaker at the dedication ceremony where the Gettysburg Address was given?
Edward Everett
Who spoke a 3 hour long speech during the Gettysburg address?
Edward Everett
Who delivered the two-hour speech that preceded abraham lincolns two-minute gettysburg address?
Edward Everett
Who attended the Gettysburg address?
It is about the Civil War in North America. His speech was not only talking about the dead soldiers but also trying to stop slavery in North America.
Did edward everett speak about the Gettysburg address?
Yes, he preceded Lincoln.
Who was the first speaker at the dedication ceremony where the Gettysburg Address was given?
Edward Everett
Who spoke a 3 hour long speech during the Gettysburg address?
Edward Everett
Who spoke before Lincoln at the gettsburg address?
Lincoln made his famous Gettysburg Address on this occasion.
Who was the other orator at the Gettysburg cemeterty on the day Lincoln delivered his famous address?
Edward Everett
Who was the other guest orator at the Gettysburg cemetery on the day that Lincoln delivered his famous address?
Edward Everett
Who delivered the two-hour speech that preceded abraham lincolns two-minute gettysburg address?
Edward Everett
Who did Lincoln say consecrate the cemetery?
The Gettysburg address in Gettysburg pa
Did Abe say the Gettysburg Address?
November 9,1863
When did Abe say the Gettysburg's address?
November 9,1863
Which president gave a famous speech at the opening of a cementary in Gettysburg?
President Lincoln gave his famous 2 minute Gettysburg Address, at the dedication of the national cemetery but the Gettysburg Address was NOT the opening speech, at the dedication. The opening speech was made by Edward Everett, a noted orator from Massachusetts; it lasted 2 hours, followed by President Lincoln's 2 minute address.
What did president Abraham Lincoln say in the Gettysburg Address?
The text of the Gettysburg Address is readily available online, and in hard copy at libraries and book stores.
