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Rhetoric Society Quarterly Volume 27, 1997 - Issue 2
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The classical tradition: Rhetoric and oratory

A public address given by Harry Caplan, Cornell University Goldwin Smith Professor Of Classical Languages And Literature (1941–67), at the third annual California State University, Hayward Conference In Rhetorical Criticism May 11, 1968

Richard Leo Enos Texas Christian University,
,
Mark James Texas Christian University,
,
Harold Barrett Emeritus, California State University, Hayward
,
Lois Agnew Texas Christian University,
&
Edward P.J. Corbett Emeritus, Ohio State University,
Pages 7-38 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009
 
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