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LincolnS Speechwriter: John Hay And The Friendship That Inspired American Eloquence
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John Hay: The Voice Behind The Legendary Oratory Of Abraham Lincolnjohn HayS Contributions To Abraham LincolnS Political OratoryIncluding His First Inaugural Of March 1861, Springfield Farewell Speech Of February 1861, The Gettysburg Address Of November 1863, As Well As Many OthersUplifted The PresidentS Influence. An Extraordinary Transformation That Appeared Throughout His Speeches, Hay Helped Launch LincolnS Republican Campaign That Culminated In Lincoln Being Elected The 16Th President Of The United States.The Rhyme And Language Of A WriterS Voice Is The Living Soul Of Narrative. The Evolution Of John HayS Voice, Established During His Formative And College Years At Brown University And Echoed During His Time With Abraham Lincoln, Is Documented In LincolnS Speechwriter Through Evidence Of HayS Distinct Voice And LincolnS Ability To Engage Audiences, Fused Into Something Remarkable.LincolnS Speechwriter Gives Readers A Closer Look Into The Man Behind The Political Voice That Was Lincoln Himself.
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