Famous Orators of the World and Their Best OrationsJ. C. Winston Company, 1902 - 639 pages |
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... orator addressing a vast assembly within sight of the great citadel or Acropolis at Athens . His oratory possessed the intellectual grandeur and artistic finish so characteristic of the highest Eloquence Famous Orators of the World And ...
... orator addressing a vast assembly within sight of the great citadel or Acropolis at Athens . His oratory possessed the intellectual grandeur and artistic finish so characteristic of the highest Eloquence Famous Orators of the World And ...
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... oratorical productions of high merit . Yet such a conclusion would be by no means a safe one . When we come to consider the abundant examples of oratory on record , it is to find the pure gold of eloquence often sadly alloyed . The ...
... oratorical productions of high merit . Yet such a conclusion would be by no means a safe one . When we come to consider the abundant examples of oratory on record , it is to find the pure gold of eloquence often sadly alloyed . The ...
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... said it should be evident that the powers of the orator are not alone those of pure reasoning , of logic reduced to its finest elements . No example of oratory THE CHARACTERISTICS OF ORATORY iii suprem- should be judged from.
... said it should be evident that the powers of the orator are not alone those of pure reasoning , of logic reduced to its finest elements . No example of oratory THE CHARACTERISTICS OF ORATORY iii suprem- should be judged from.
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Charles Morris. THE CHARACTERISTICS OF ORATORY iii suprem- should be judged from such a point of view . An orator is essentially a partisan . He ... orator convinced against the iv THE CHARACTERISTICS OF ORATORY decision of his own intellect.
Charles Morris. THE CHARACTERISTICS OF ORATORY iii suprem- should be judged from such a point of view . An orator is essentially a partisan . He ... orator convinced against the iv THE CHARACTERISTICS OF ORATORY decision of his own intellect.
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Charles Morris. iv THE CHARACTERISTICS OF ORATORY decision of his own intellect , taken captive by the personal powers of ... oratory selected from the choicest orations on record in every field ; chosen alike from the stars of the first ...
Charles Morris. iv THE CHARACTERISTICS OF ORATORY decision of his own intellect , taken captive by the personal powers of ... oratory selected from the choicest orations on record in every field ; chosen alike from the stars of the first ...
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