Abraham Lincoln delivers the Gettysburg Address on its 150th Anniversary
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- At midnight on the morning of November 19, 2013, Abraham Lincoln emerged from the White House in the plaza of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum to become the first person to deliver the Address on the 150th Anniversary.
Abraham Lincoln is portrayed by Fritz Klein.
I memorized and recited this for my fifth grade classmates and teacher. I was so very proud.
I would hope that they still teach this school. 🇺🇸
Uhhhhh... most of us did. Get over it.
Thank you 🙏 Lincoln truly was the real father of our Nation. This is a nation of People not Corporations.
God help us
Wow! From all I've read about Mr. Lincoln's speaking style and voice, that's probably the most authentic and moving delivery of this great speech that I've ever heard. Thank you sir. Honestly, it was an honor to hear this.
I'm also fond of Sam Waterston. As much as we'd like him to sound grandfatherly or like, Henry Fonda, just not the case.
To read the speech is one thing. To hear and see it evoked with such passion and sensitivity is quite another.
Wow now this is one of the most accurate representation of Lincoln I’ve ever seen or heard. Everything that I have learned about him is coming to life again.
Listen to him here. It's even more moving.
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R.I.P Abraham Lincoln
Wow. Thank you sir for this rendition of the Gettysburg Address. I felt like I was seeing Lincoln deliver it himself. It gave me chills.
Me too.
This is a wonderful Lincoln presentation
Fritz is such a great actor and so nice too. I took my kids to the old courthouse and he was there, in costume, and took a lot of time talking to my kids about Lincoln and things people did in that time.
I've seen this Lincoln actor perform in person. He is remarkable.
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I know he isn’t the real president but his speech his voice all are very wow like I can’t even say good job!!
Brought me to tears. Great speech. And great president. R.I.P. MR. LINCOLN.
Excellent! This is the best imitation/impersonation of Lincoln's voice I have ever heard.
How did you know this is the voice of Abraham Lincoln 😂
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Contemporary descriptions of his speeches indicate he had a high pitched, almost squeaky voice.
I love this part of HISTORY I spoke this in 12th grade 1964 and I still know it by heart I have it locked in2 my heart. RIP MR PRESIDENT
I never realized the genius of this speech until now.
Amazing. Excellent!
Good to see Lincoln still kicken after all these years.
Remarkable, moving and humbling
I think he's one of thee best to portray Abe Lincoln..Poor Abe Lincoln didn't get to see the completion of end of the Civil War and the rebuilding Reconstruction of our country..but in that statement what would Lincoln think about America today..would he be ashamed of our foolish attitudes about freedom and justice..like his beloved Republican party..he wouldn't even recognize it today..soo sad..he was a good man, great President
Holy shit those 1860s cameras had better quality then the cameras people use to film UFOs
I’ve always imagined Lincoln giving this speech in a more subdued manner than this. Very powerful just the same. Well done.
that amazing they have such good video back then
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Love this
Why has the USA endured? The right people at the right place at the right time.
Such an accurate reconstruction!
What a stirring performance. It’s almost as if President Lincoln is speaking his address yet again at the National Cemetery at Gettysburg where so many young men gave their lives so “that nation might live”. “The world will little note nor long remember what we say here”., the president said but we do remember.
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RIP Sir
It is said Lincoln had a high pitched voice.
Oustanding !
I always expect all Abraham Lincolns to sound like the Abraham Lincoln from Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. I’m always disappointed when they don’t. 🥺💔
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Superb
Cried twice
That’s a pretty high quaIity videotape for the 1860s!
Man I'm way to old for this job.
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I can say this that the video seems modern so I doubt that it is Lincoln himself
Lol duh
Who knows what he actually sounded like or how he delivered a speech.
And your point?
It was recorded by reporters at the time--a "high Kentucky twain."
@@jude999 People that are documented that heard him speak, said his was a high squeaky voice, with a Kentucky drawl no less!
Who knows? Eyewitnesses, people who heard him, and described his voice. They left written accounts and interviews, descriptions of his nasal voice, and his odd pronunciation of some words. It's no great mystery. 🐧
Has the voice about right, but overwrought and too mellow dramatic.
Done after Gettysbury battle
Well Done Sir
Heard he wrote the speech on the train heading to Gettysburg?!
Putting Daniel Day-Lewis to shame
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In 2021, I say to you now, where is the liberty? Where has my liberty gone?!
I don't feel like an equal. Not at all. What happened? How do we fix this?
Well, a good start is not complaining or asking overly dramatic questions - then getting on your hind legs and doing something about it.
Is this actually him
Juliana Crist No lol, but one of the best Lincoln impersonator I’ve seen.
Yes. That's Abe Lincoln - dead since 1865, but trying his hand at being a TH-camr. 🙄
@@TheStockwell His content will have to be longer than this if he truly wants to succeed. Solid first video though 🤣
Overly histrionic. Lincoln had a high voice; but he wasn't a deaf-mute. His vocal mannerisms put me in mind more of Marlee Matin, and the Kentucky accent is missing (mr. Cheermun, git, etc) . No disrespect towards anyone.
Klein's performance is thoroughly researched, nonetheless - based on accounts of eyewitnesses, people who heard him, and described his voice. They left written accounts and interviews, descriptions of his nasal voice, and his odd pronunciation of some words. It's no great mystery. 🐧
What accent is this? I’m not a native speaker of the english language, thus a little confused. This accent sounds a bit like my Australian friend’s accent...
It's a countrified rural Kentucky accent with some pronunciations common in the 1800s but not so much today.
Mine
He sounds like kermit the frog
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No one says this speech properly ! It is obvious that Lincoln intended to emphasize the words : we, they, and our. As in : " WE cannot consecrate...WE cannot dedicate...or, what THEY did here". This delivery is over dramatic and takes away from Lincoln's determination to focus on the sacrifice of the brave soldiers who fought and died at Gettysburg.
Also, Lincoln's quote that " All men are created equal" flies in the face of public statements he made in 1858, when debating Stephen Douglas during the Senate campaign he lost. Lincoln pronounced negroes as being INFERIOR to the white race, and that he would always be on the side of white people in any argument about this subject. Lincoln also said that he believed if negroes interbred with whites, it would produce" a new and violent race which would threaten the very existence of white people ". Ha !! You don't see THOSE words carved into his marble memorial, do you ??
Too Canadian for Lincoln. Or Wisconsin. Needs less Wisconsin.
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Benjamin Franklin was reincarnated as Abraham Lincoln.
George Washington was reincarnated as Robert E. Lee.
On the morning of July 3, 1863, General Lee was aware that it was on this day 88 years before in 1775 that General Washington took command of the Continental Army. Lee knew the next day would be July 4th and he was determined to have this battle end the war one way or another. He saw it as GOD's will and destiny that these dates and events aligned. When he was in Appomattox on April 9, 1865, he knew it was Palm Sunday and again recognized that alignment as GOD's will and destiny.
GOD=7_4, 7/4=July 4th (G is the 7th letter, a circle O, D=4). 7/4/1863 was the day the Union won the war. Gettysburg was over, it was pouring rain and Lee began his retreat without Meade pursing him. Vicksburg surrendered to Grant after a 47-day siege. Lincoln gave a speech at the White House saying, "87 years ago". Before his Address at Gettysburg, 'Father Abraham' realized he could reword that to state, "4 score and 7 years ago, our fathers". Lincoln practically had the King James Bible memorized and would interject Bible verses in his talking and speeches. "Abram (Abraham) was 4 score and 6 years old when the slave girl Hagar gave birth to Ishmael." - Genasis 16:16. Lincoln was the 16th president (P16resident) at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. He was shot on Good Friday with his wife Mary at his side, but he didn't die that day. GOD's will and destiny.
So, George Washington was reincarnated so he could have his ass kicked by the reincarnation of Benjamin Franklin? That's an interesting interpretation of history. 🧐
@@TheStockwell We're all reincarnated. What do you think of GOD=7_4 Theory? Google that.
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Why is he speaking like he's special needs 🤷🏻♂️