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Rhetoric and the English department

S. Michael Halloran Department of Language, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Pages 3-10 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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Elizabethada A. Wright. (2015) “Virtue and Knowledge Combined”: French Catholic Tradition within a Nineteenth-Century American School for Women. Rhetoric Review 34:4, pages 373-390.
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ShevaunE. Watson. (2001) Complicating the classics: Neoclassical rhetorics in two early American schoolbooks. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 31:4, pages 45-65.
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GREGORY CLARK & STEPHEN DOHENY-FARINA. (2016) Public Discourse and Personal Expression. Written Communication 7:4, pages 456-481.
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