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See how the speaker returns to his theme , and how this paragraph bears out the point that Americans do not believe in education . > 22. I put it to you that this proposition is sound ; that education , as the British have decided ...
See how the speaker returns to his theme , and how this paragraph bears out the point that Americans do not believe in education . > 22. I put it to you that this proposition is sound ; that education , as the British have decided ...
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Is it for this that we have in this generation raised our heads and taken up the struggle against foreign tyrannies ? 34. Here is a paradox . Repeat these questions and give them their power . The foreign tyranny of this paragraph leads ...
Is it for this that we have in this generation raised our heads and taken up the struggle against foreign tyrannies ? 34. Here is a paradox . Repeat these questions and give them their power . The foreign tyranny of this paragraph leads ...
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The President introduced the word overcome in paragraph 54 and here , like a repetition of the theme , he repeats the song of the Negro masses . He repeats this refrain in paragraph 63 . 56 . As a man whose roots go deeply 56.
The President introduced the word overcome in paragraph 54 and here , like a repetition of the theme , he repeats the song of the Negro masses . He repeats this refrain in paragraph 63 . 56 . As a man whose roots go deeply 56.
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Foreword | 1 |
Chief Sources of Rhetorical Concepts | 9 |
Winston S Churchill Here We Are Together | 29 |
Авторские права | |
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action alliteration American Antony appeal audience become beginning believe better Brutus Caesar called carry cause China Churchill civilization common concerned contrast conversation course debate Demas democracy developed discussion effect equality example experience fact faith fight figure forces Fosdick freedom give hear hope human idea important interest Italy kind leaders liberal arts listen live matter means mind never Note opening paragraph peace phrase play Plebeian political present President principle problems question reason reference repeated repetition rhetorical seek sense sentence serve shows speak speaker speech stand staying style sure talking tell theme thing thought tion true United University wants