Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory: Delivered to the Classes of Senior and Junior Sophisters in Harvard University, Tom 2Hilliard and Metcalf, 1810 |
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... important considera- tions , because they do not fall naturally within any of his points of division . Thirdly , that it gives an air of stiffness and premeditation to the discourse , at which genuine eloquence always relucts ; and ...
... important considera- tions , because they do not fall naturally within any of his points of division . Thirdly , that it gives an air of stiffness and premeditation to the discourse , at which genuine eloquence always relucts ; and ...
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... important ideas , if he has not arranged them in some regular order . If he suffers any material consideration to remain without the boundaries of his partition , so as there- by to lose its benefit , the fault is not in the general ...
... important ideas , if he has not arranged them in some regular order . If he suffers any material consideration to remain without the boundaries of his partition , so as there- by to lose its benefit , the fault is not in the general ...
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... in all our political institutions , our peo- ple has wisely entrusted all the important powers of government to delegated bodies , and has re- served to itself the exercise of no great object of 12 [ LECT . XIX . PROPOSITION.
... in all our political institutions , our peo- ple has wisely entrusted all the important powers of government to delegated bodies , and has re- served to itself the exercise of no great object of 12 [ LECT . XIX . PROPOSITION.
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... importance the first . Its observance may be violated by two opposite de- fects ; the one of deficiency , the other of excess . If the numbers of a division do not embrace the whole subject , no certain conclusion can be drawn from the ...
... importance the first . Its observance may be violated by two opposite de- fects ; the one of deficiency , the other of excess . If the numbers of a division do not embrace the whole subject , no certain conclusion can be drawn from the ...
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... important he considers this branch of his profession , and how anxious he was to convince his audience of his attainments in it . For the discourses of the pulpit the French preachers unquestionably furnish the best models of partition ...
... important he considers this branch of his profession , and how anxious he was to convince his audience of his attainments in it . For the discourses of the pulpit the French preachers unquestionably furnish the best models of partition ...
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