The Principles of Eloquence: Adapted to the Pulpit and the Bar

D. and G. Bruce, 1807 - 275

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Sect Page I Design of this discourse	17

Description of the Eloquence of the Pulpit	18

Of the Means of persuading a large Assembly	19

Advantages of an Orators studying himself	22

Of Rhetorical Composition	23

Of the Plan of a Discourse	26

Of Plans drawn from the Text	31

Of the Progression of the Plan	34

Of the Injury Wit does to Eloquence	36

Of the Exordium	41

Of the Explication of the Subject	43

Of the Production of Ideas	45

Of the Eloquence of the Bar	50

Of Cicero	56

Of Demosthenes	61

Of Bossuet	69

Of Interrogation	78

Of the Eloquence of Bridaine	83

Of the Choice of Subjects	90

Of Panegyrics	93

Of Vincent de Paul	104

Of a direct Address and Rheto	114

Of Epithets	125

Of Metaphors	134

Of Tillotson	204

Of Barrow Young Maddox c State of Pulpit Eloquence among the English	216

Of M Thomas and the Revolu tion he effected in the Style of Rhe torical Composition	222

Of the Use of the Holy Scriptures	225

115	228

Of the Fathers of the Church	232

Of Quotations from Profane Authors	237

Of the Studies of a Preacher LIV Of Pathos	242

193	244

Of the Pathos of Fenelon	245

Bourda loue Flavian Las Casas Chemi nais Ken Grosvenor Sterne	247

Of the Peroration	256

Of Memory	260

Of the Action of an Orator	269

Of Motives to excite the Emulation of Christian Orators	272

Tytuł	The Principles of Eloquence: Adapted to the Pulpit and the Bar
Autor	Jean Siffrein Maury
Przetłumaczona przez	John Neal Lake
Wydawca	D. and G. Bruce, 1807
W formie oryginalnej	Uniwersytet Harvarda
W formie cyfrowej	23 Paź 2007
Liczba stron	275

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