The New-England Magazine, Tom 7Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1834 |
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... orator , and the praises which his performance received from all lips , for the propriety of its sentiments and the elegance of its Latinity . But the time approached , when he was to leave his employment at Cambridge , for a sphere of ...
... orator , and the praises which his performance received from all lips , for the propriety of its sentiments and the elegance of its Latinity . But the time approached , when he was to leave his employment at Cambridge , for a sphere of ...
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... orator , at home , to the representative in the national legislature . But by statesmen I mean men , who have profoundly studied the nature , science , and operations of governments in general ; men , who intimately understand our ...
... orator , at home , to the representative in the national legislature . But by statesmen I mean men , who have profoundly studied the nature , science , and operations of governments in general ; men , who intimately understand our ...
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... orator wishes in particular to excite and control , in his audience , be made clear and forcible by himself , in substance and manner , no less than in language . His address must be not merely a personation of those faculties ; it must ...
... orator wishes in particular to excite and control , in his audience , be made clear and forcible by himself , in substance and manner , no less than in language . His address must be not merely a personation of those faculties ; it must ...
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... orator is so to act on the human mind , as to excite and mould it at pleasure , and thus control it to his purposes . This , however , he cannot do , unless he possess a knowledge of its constitution ; its constitution consisting in an ...
... orator is so to act on the human mind , as to excite and mould it at pleasure , and thus control it to his purposes . This , however , he cannot do , unless he possess a knowledge of its constitution ; its constitution consisting in an ...
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... orator , to awaken in his audience kind feeling , allay their prejudices , soothe their dislikes , and thus conciliate their favor , the more certainly to pave the way to their final approbation , Mr. M'Duffie was any thing but happy ...
... orator , to awaken in his audience kind feeling , allay their prejudices , soothe their dislikes , and thus conciliate their favor , the more certainly to pave the way to their final approbation , Mr. M'Duffie was any thing but happy ...
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