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Quarterly Journal of Speech Volume 76, 1990 - Issue 4
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Fisher Ames and political judgment: Reason, passion, and vehement style in the jay treaty speech

James M. Farrell Assistant professor in the Department of Communication, University of New Hampshire,
Pages 415-434 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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James Jasinski. (2001) The status of theory and method in rhetorical criticism. Western Journal of Communication 65:3, pages 249-270.
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Jacqueline Bacon & Glen McClish. (2000) Reinventing the master's tools: Nineteenth‐century African‐American literary societies of Philadelphia and rhetorical education. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 30:4, pages 19-47.
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Beth Innocenti Manolescu. (1998) Style and spectator judgment in Fisher Ames's Jay treaty speech. Quarterly Journal of Speech 84:1, pages 62-79.
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James Jasinski. (1992) Rhetoric and judgment in the constitutional ratification debate of 1787–1788: An exploration in the relationship between theory and critical practice. Quarterly Journal of Speech 78:2, pages 197-218.
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