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Quarterly Journal of Speech Volume 28, 1942 - Issue 4
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The rhetorical style of the collects in the book of common prayer

Walter E. Dodds Teacher of biology, El Dorado County High School, Placerville, California
Pages 407-414 | Published online: 18 Aug 2009

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  • McGarvey , William . 1907 . Liturgiae Americanae 174 Philadelphia

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