Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres, Volumen2Southern Illinois University Press, 1965 - 567 páginas |
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Hugh Blair Harold Friend Harding. XXIX . ferent fubjects strung together , but one object must predominate LE CT . throughout . This rule is founded on what we all experience , that the mind can attend fully only to one capital object at ...
Hugh Blair Harold Friend Harding. XXIX . ferent fubjects strung together , but one object must predominate LE CT . throughout . This rule is founded on what we all experience , that the mind can attend fully only to one capital object at ...
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... object of dignity , I purpose to treat of it at some length . As it is the office of an Orator to perfuade , it is that of an Hiftorian to record truth for the inftruction of mankind . This is the proper object and end of hiftory , from ...
... object of dignity , I purpose to treat of it at some length . As it is the office of an Orator to perfuade , it is that of an Hiftorian to record truth for the inftruction of mankind . This is the proper object and end of hiftory , from ...
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... object defcribed , and mark it ftrongly . No description , that refts in generals , can be good . For we can conceive nothing clearly in the abstract ; all diftin & ideas are formed upon particulars In the third place ,, all the ...
... object defcribed , and mark it ftrongly . No description , that refts in generals , can be good . For we can conceive nothing clearly in the abstract ; all diftin & ideas are formed upon particulars In the third place ,, all the ...
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Hiftory of Eloquence continuedRoman Eloquence | 24 |
Different Kinds of Public SpeakingEloquence | 46 |
Conduct of a DifcourfeThe Argumentative Part | 179 |
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