The Science of Rhetoric: An Introduction to the Laws of Effective Discourse (1877)Scholars' Facsimiles & Reprints, 1999 - 318 sider |
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... illustrated by Sir William Hamilton : " A coun- try may be overrun by an armed host , but it is only conquered by the ... illustration : You have all heard of the process of tun- neling through a sand - bank . In this operation it is ...
... illustrated by Sir William Hamilton : " A coun- try may be overrun by an armed host , but it is only conquered by the ... illustration : You have all heard of the process of tun- neling through a sand - bank . In this operation it is ...
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... illustrations , not to confirm but to explain a proposition . Illustrative examples affirm nothing more than a resemblance , argumenta- tive examples affirm a common cause of which the re- semblance is the effect . Hence it is unfair to ...
... illustrations , not to confirm but to explain a proposition . Illustrative examples affirm nothing more than a resemblance , argumenta- tive examples affirm a common cause of which the re- semblance is the effect . Hence it is unfair to ...
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... Illustrated . II . Colton's Common School Geography . With Thirty - six new Maps , made especially for this book , and drawn on a uniform system of scales . Elegantly Illustrated . This book is the best adapted to teaching the subject ...
... Illustrated . II . Colton's Common School Geography . With Thirty - six new Maps , made especially for this book , and drawn on a uniform system of scales . Elegantly Illustrated . This book is the best adapted to teaching the subject ...
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