Citations: “Serpents,” “Fiends,” and “Libertines”: Inscribing an Evangelical Rhetoric of Rage in the Advocate of Moral Reform

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Meta G. Carstarphen, Kathleen E. Welch, Wendy K. Z. Anderson, Davis W. Houck, Mark L. McPhail, David A. Frank, Rachel C. Jackson, James Alexander McVey, Christopher J. Gilbert, Patricia G. Davis & Lisa M. Corrigan. (2017) Rhetoric, Race, and Resentment: Whiteness and the New Days of Rage. Rhetoric Review 36:4, pages 255-347.
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