Elements of Rhetoric

according admitted adopted advantage allowed appear applied arguments attention Author believe Book called cause character Christian circumstance common composition conclusion consequently consideration considered course Crown 8vo direct distinct doubt Edition effect employed equally especially established evidence example excite exist experience expression fact feelings force frequently give given greater habit hand hearers History Illustrations important impression instance introduced judgment kind language least less Logic manner matter means merely mind mode moral natural necessary never object observed occasion opinion opposite Orator perhaps persons possible practice present principles probably produce proof prove question reader reason reference regarded relation remarked respect result Rhetoric rules Second sense sentence sentiments sometimes speaker speaking studied style sufficient supposed testimony thing thought tion true truth usually vols whole witness Woodcuts writers