The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 - English literature Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... Lect . XXVII . Of different kinds of public speaking , and the eloquence of popular affemblies , with extracts from Demofthenes . Lect . XXVIII . Of the eloquence of the bar . It must be laid down , fays the profeffor , as a first ...
... Lect . XXVII . Of different kinds of public speaking , and the eloquence of popular affemblies , with extracts from Demofthenes . Lect . XXVIII . Of the eloquence of the bar . It must be laid down , fays the profeffor , as a first ...
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... Lect . XXXII . Of the argumentative part of a difcourfe , the ́pathetic part , the peroration . - On thofe topics ... Lect . Lect . XXXIII . Of pronunciation or delivery . - Blair's Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres . 113.
... Lect . XXXII . Of the argumentative part of a difcourfe , the ́pathetic part , the peroration . - On thofe topics ... Lect . Lect . XXXIII . Of pronunciation or delivery . - Blair's Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres . 113.
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... Lect . XXXIV Of the means of improving in eloquence.- Among the means which the author confiders as conducive to this purpose are , the virtuous and amiable qualities of the erator , a fund of useful knowlege , a habit of application ...
... Lect . XXXIV Of the means of improving in eloquence.- Among the means which the author confiders as conducive to this purpose are , the virtuous and amiable qualities of the erator , a fund of useful knowlege , a habit of application ...
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