The Gettysburg Address cover. White text of The Gettysburg Address text in front  of a red and black Lincoln illustration. In the background are 3 scenes. Top illustration is Washington DC. Middle illustration is of a battlefield. Bottom illustration is behind Lincoln giving a speech and showing the crowd.
The Gettysburg Address open book showing government versus freedom in the north.
The Gettysburg Address open book showing states rights versus unionist.
The Gettysburg Address open book showing Lee's invasion of the north.
The Gettysburg Address sample page showing the effect of the citizens.
The Gettysburg Address sample page showing the effect of the citizens.
The Gettysburg Address sample page showing the effect of the citizens. Girl discovers bodies.
The Gettysburg Address sample page showing Lincoln receives a telegraph about Gettysburg.
The Gettysburg Address sample page discussing the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence and showing a scene of war.
The Gettysburg Address sample page showing a map of the Battle of Gettysburg.
The Gettysburg Address sample page showing Lincoln visiting a Gettysburg graveyard.
The Gettysburg Address sample page showing scenes and ribbons with written portions of Lincolns Gettysburg Address.
Boy holding The Gettysburg Address open in left hand while holding a black paper top-hat and beard with his right hand with a white background.

The Gettysburg Address

This gripping graphic adaptation unpacks Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address with raw visuals, real voices, and historical clarity—connecting past to present in a way no textbook ever could.

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Ages12+
Grades7th+
AvailabilityUsually ships in 1-3 days.
Product Code013-500

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Nonconsumable

Nonconsumable

In a Curriculum Kit

In a Curriculum Kit

Supplemental Material

Supplemental Material

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Nonreligious


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Because of the occasional use of strong language and the nature of the topic, we suggest using The Gettysburg Address with children twelve and older.

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