Rhetoric as an Art of Persuasion: From the Standpoint of a LawyerMills, 1880 - 183 psl. |
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... thing to be erected , and must be constructed to bear a proper relation to the .other parts of the main edifice , so the exor- dium though placed at the front of the speech , cannot be judiciously prepared until what is to follow shall ...
... thing to be erected , and must be constructed to bear a proper relation to the .other parts of the main edifice , so the exor- dium though placed at the front of the speech , cannot be judiciously prepared until what is to follow shall ...
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... will hardly ever fail when he rises to address an audience , in saying such things in his opening remarks as will secure him a favorable hearing . Orators are not born such , but made by severe study ; 16 RHETORIC AS AN ART OF PERSUASION .
... will hardly ever fail when he rises to address an audience , in saying such things in his opening remarks as will secure him a favorable hearing . Orators are not born such , but made by severe study ; 16 RHETORIC AS AN ART OF PERSUASION .
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... word about public affairs , as must be done in this cause , he would be thought to have said much more than he really had said ; but if I should say all the things which must be said , with ever so much freedom DIVISIONS OF A SPEECH . 19.
... word about public affairs , as must be done in this cause , he would be thought to have said much more than he really had said ; but if I should say all the things which must be said , with ever so much freedom DIVISIONS OF A SPEECH . 19.
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... things . Before the meeting of the late federal convention at Philadelphia , a general peace , and an universal tran ... thing done or suffered to be done . " Apollodorous , a writer previous to Quintillian , defines it to be , " A ...
... things . Before the meeting of the late federal convention at Philadelphia , a general peace , and an universal tran ... thing done or suffered to be done . " Apollodorous , a writer previous to Quintillian , defines it to be , " A ...
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... things , " as he termed it , in such shape , that the point he advocated or opposed , would be readily un- derstood by all . When asked how it was that he could so readily and clearly state a proposition , he replied : " Among my ...
... things , " as he termed it , in such shape , that the point he advocated or opposed , would be readily un- derstood by all . When asked how it was that he could so readily and clearly state a proposition , he replied : " Among my ...
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