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Edmund burke: The new images 1966

Donald C. Bryant Professor of Speech, University of Iowa
Pages 329-336 | Published online: 06 Jun 2009

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ThomasW. Benson. (2003) The Cornell school of rhetoric: Idiom and institution. Communication Quarterly 51:1, pages 1-56.
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DavidG. Levasseur. (1997) A reexamination of Edmund Burke's rhetorical art: A rhetorical struggle between prudence and heroism. Quarterly Journal of Speech 83:3, pages 332-350.
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James Darsey. (1995) Joe McCarthy's fantastic moment. Communication Monographs 62:1, pages 65-86.
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DennisR. Bormann. (1979) Adam Muller's encomium on Edmund Burke. Central States Speech Journal 30:3, pages 220-227.
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Christopher Reid. 2012. The Cambridge Companion to Edmund Burke. The Cambridge Companion to Edmund Burke 41 52 .

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