November : Lincoln's elegy at Gettysburg
"It begins with the search for hallowed ground, the exact place from which Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address. In bleak November, Kent Gramm makes a pilgrimage to the most famous battleground in American history and over the course of a month transforms his search into a discovery of the meaning of Lincoln's elegy for America's identity."
xii, 323 pages ; 25 cm
9780253340320, 9780253108609, 0253340322, 0253108608
46836864
November 1 : Years ago (All Saints)
November 2 : Our fathers (L.L.)
November 3 : Brought forth (pen and sword)
November 4 : In vain (Lycidas)
November 5 : The living and the dead (character)
November 9 : Never forget (nights of broken glass)
November 11 : Long endure (Armistice Day)
November 14 : The brave men (Ia Drang)
November 15 : A great Civil War (Virginia Wade)
November 16 : Final resting place (sanctuary)
November 17 : What we say here (the other address)
November 18 : We have come to dedicate (the visitor)
November 19 : The Gettysburg Address
November 20 : That cause (Confederate rose)
November 21 : The world will little note (futility)
November 22 : A larger sense (Dallas and Oxford)
November 23 : For us, the living (weep no more)
November 24 : The last full measure of devotion (Ulysses)
November 25 : Unfinished work (JFK)
November 26 : Shall not perish (beautiful and brave)
November 27 : Highly resolve (Thanksgiving)
November 28 : These honored dead (elegy)
November 29 : Under God (winter Saturday)
November 30 : New birth (Advent)
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