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Detection of the burglarizing of burgh: A sequel

Mary C. Murphy Department of English and Comparative Literature, The American University, Cairo
Pages 140-141 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009
 
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This essay investigates the origins of Thomas Sheridan's Rhetorical Grammar and concludes that Sheridan himself, contrary to W. M. Parrish's earlier thesis, plagarized James Burgh's, “The Art of Speaking’ by publishing it with A Rhetorical Grammar in 1781.

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