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The passionate negation: The chartist movement in rhetorical perspective

James R. Andrews Associate Professor of Speech, Indiana University, Bloomington
Pages 196-208 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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Gordon R. Mitchell. (2004) Public Argument Action Research and the Learning Curve of New Social Movements. Argumentation and Advocacy 40:4, pages 209-225.
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Gregory Claeys. (1985) Language,class and historical consciousness in nineteenth century Britain. Economy and Society 14:2, pages 239-263.
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DavidA. Frank. (1981) “Shalom Achshav”—Rituals of the Israeli peace movement. Communication Monographs 48:3, pages 165-182.
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Winifred Bryan Horner, Karlyn Kohrs Campbell, Celeste Michelle Condit, John Hammerback, Marouf Hasian, Richard Jensen, Andrew King, John Louis Lucaites, Robert Hariman, Mark Lawrence McPhail, John Murphy, Thomas Rosteck, Robert Terrill & Barbara Warnick. (2001) The Changing Culture of Rhetorical Studies. Rhetoric Review 20:1, pages 5-65.
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LaVerne Gyant & Deborah F. Atwater. (2016) Septima Clark's Rhetorical and Ethnic Legacy. Journal of Black Studies 26:5, pages 577-592.
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Thomas Milton Kemnitz. (2008) Recent Articles on English Working-Class History. Newsletter, European Labor and Working Class History 5, pages 10-15.
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