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James Beattie's theory of rhetoric

Vincent M. Bevilacqua Assistant Professor of Speech, Cornell University
Pages 109-124 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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MichaelW. Casey. (2001) From British Ciceronianism to American Baconianism: Alexander Campbell as a case study of a shift in rhetorical theory. Southern Communication Journal 66:2, pages 151-166.
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DennisR. Bormann. (1988) George Campbell's cura prima on eloquence—1758. Quarterly Journal of Speech 74:1, pages 35-51.
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RobertM. Post. (1968) Forensic activities at Trinity college, Dublin, in the eighteenth century. Central States Speech Journal 19:1, pages 19-25.
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Carey McIntosh. (2000) Elementary rhetorical ideas and eighteenth-century English. Language Sciences 22:3, pages 231-249.
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