What is hailed as the greated by the world, may not have the same kind of impact as something that nobody really pays much attention to at first. Such was the case when Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address. He was not the person that was hailed and praised as the greatest, and he didn't need all of the time to prepare or the words to get his point across, but his speech is one that every person in the nation has heard. From Program 1973: Walking in Your Own Shoes Pt.V
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