The Debater: a New Theory of the Art of Speaking: Being a Series of Complete Debates, Outlines of Debates, and Questions for Discussion with References to the Best Sources of InformationLongman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1846 - 294 páginas |
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... speaker must have a subject , and must know how to arrange his ideas upon it , before he can speak with effect ; hence , the course of instruction is evidently , -first Knowledge , then Style , and lastly Delivery . This argument is the ...
... speaker must have a subject , and must know how to arrange his ideas upon it , before he can speak with effect ; hence , the course of instruction is evidently , -first Knowledge , then Style , and lastly Delivery . This argument is the ...
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... speaker to a particular time , say ten minutes : the opener may be allowed fifteen minutes . If all who wish to speak , cannot do so on one occasion , the debate may be adjourned until next meeting ; the mover of the adjournment , or ...
... speaker to a particular time , say ten minutes : the opener may be allowed fifteen minutes . If all who wish to speak , cannot do so on one occasion , the debate may be adjourned until next meeting ; the mover of the adjournment , or ...
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... SPEAKER . Sir , The question which I have undertaken to open , is , I think , one of con- siderable importance and interest . We are to be called upon to say - Which is of the greatest be- nefit to his country- the Warrior , the States ...
... SPEAKER . Sir , The question which I have undertaken to open , is , I think , one of con- siderable importance and interest . We are to be called upon to say - Which is of the greatest be- nefit to his country- the Warrior , the States ...
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... SPEAKER ( in continuation ) . — I am quite satisfied , Sir , with the remarks of my friend , and shall proceed to consider the question as he proposed it . We are to judge , then , between the Warrior , the Statesman , and the Poet ...
... SPEAKER ( in continuation ) . — I am quite satisfied , Sir , with the remarks of my friend , and shall proceed to consider the question as he proposed it . We are to judge , then , between the Warrior , the Statesman , and the Poet ...
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Frederick ROWTON. - - SIXTH SPEAKER.- Sir , I do not wonder that so many of the speakers have adopted the cause of the Warrior - for there is something very attrac- tive in the character . Nay , at the first sight there is something even ...
Frederick ROWTON. - - SIXTH SPEAKER.- Sir , I do not wonder that so many of the speakers have adopted the cause of the Warrior - for there is something very attrac- tive in the character . Nay , at the first sight there is something even ...
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