Elements of Rhetoric: Comprising an Analysis of the Laws of Moral Evidence and of Persuasion, with Rules for Argumentative Composition and ElocutionJ. Munroe and Company, 1853 - Всего страниц: 545 |
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... manner more convenient for reference . The title of " Rhetoric , " I thought it best on the whole to retain , being that by which the Article in the Encyclopædia is designated ; as I was unwilling to lay myself open to the suspicion of ...
... manner more convenient for reference . The title of " Rhetoric , " I thought it best on the whole to retain , being that by which the Article in the Encyclopædia is designated ; as I was unwilling to lay myself open to the suspicion of ...
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... manner we should avail ourselves of rules as far as we can receive assistance from them ; knowing that there will always be sufficient scope for genius in points for which no rules can be given . In respect , however , of such matters ...
... manner we should avail ourselves of rules as far as we can receive assistance from them ; knowing that there will always be sufficient scope for genius in points for which no rules can be given . In respect , however , of such matters ...
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... considered as an Art . 66 : 66 In like manner 66 an Art of Composition " would imply a System of Rules by which a good Composition may be pro- A rightly formed system does not cramp the natural powers §4 . ] 33 INTRODUCTION .
... considered as an Art . 66 : 66 In like manner 66 an Art of Composition " would imply a System of Rules by which a good Composition may be pro- A rightly formed system does not cramp the natural powers §4 . ] 33 INTRODUCTION .
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... manner , that it would also be no loss to be without names or without precise , appropriate , and brief names - for the various articles of dress and furniture that we use , - for the limbs and other bodily organs , and the plants ...
... manner , that it would also be no loss to be without names or without precise , appropriate , and brief names - for the various articles of dress and furniture that we use , - for the limbs and other bodily organs , and the plants ...
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... manner : and that this habit will more or less cling through life to one who has been thus trained , and will infect all his future compositions . - So strongly , it should seem , was Milton impressed with a sense of this danger , that ...
... manner : and that this habit will more or less cling through life to one who has been thus trained , and will infect all his future compositions . - So strongly , it should seem , was Milton impressed with a sense of this danger , that ...
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