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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... thought it should scarcely ever be used , and the archbishop of Cambray among the moderns has urgently recommended , that it should be excluded from the composition of sermons . The objections , alledged against the practice of dividing ...
... thought it should scarcely ever be used , and the archbishop of Cambray among the moderns has urgently recommended , that it should be excluded from the composition of sermons . The objections , alledged against the practice of dividing ...
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... thought of disputing . It would lay out of the cause much rubbish , and remove much useless obstruction from the path of justice . It can however seldom if ever apply to the dis- courses of the pulpit , where the forms of division ...
... thought of disputing . It would lay out of the cause much rubbish , and remove much useless obstruction from the path of justice . It can however seldom if ever apply to the dis- courses of the pulpit , where the forms of division ...
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... thought is clear upon your minds , and the sentiment deep in your hearts . For although , as the exhortation of one warrior to another , it is limited to the recommendation of military virtue , yet its principle is applicable to every ...
... thought is clear upon your minds , and the sentiment deep in your hearts . For although , as the exhortation of one warrior to another , it is limited to the recommendation of military virtue , yet its principle is applicable to every ...
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... thought , which produced these re- marks ; or if it had , could not have drawn its con- clusions with so much correctness . It was the habitual practice of exercising his understanding upon the extent and proportions of his duties ...
... thought , which produced these re- marks ; or if it had , could not have drawn its con- clusions with so much correctness . It was the habitual practice of exercising his understanding upon the extent and proportions of his duties ...
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... thought Demosthe- nes the better speaker . But as a reader I return with the most permanent and repeated delight to Cicero . Of all the orators of modern times he , who most resembles Cicero in this , as in many other particulars , is ...
... thought Demosthe- nes the better speaker . But as a reader I return with the most permanent and repeated delight to Cicero . Of all the orators of modern times he , who most resembles Cicero in this , as in many other particulars , is ...
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