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Presumption and burden of proof in Whately's speech on the Jewish civil disabilities repeal bill

Floyd Douglas Anderson Assistant Professor of Speech, University of Virginia
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Merwyn Hayes Assistant Professor of Speech, Wake Forest University
Pages 133-136 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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  • Sand‐ford , W. P. 1938 . English Theories of Public Address, 1530–1828 123 Columbus, Ohio
  • Pence , Orville L. 1953 . “The Concept and Function of Logical Proof in the Rhetorical System of Richard Whately,” . SM , XX March : 31 – 32 .
  • Biddle , Phillips . 1963 . “Presumption and Burden of Proof in Selected Twentieth‐Century Textbooks on Argumentation,” . University of Illinois . unpubl. Master's thesis
  • Whately , Richard . Elements of Rhetoric 97
  • Hansard . 1833 . Parliamentary Debates , Series 3 Vol. XX , 227
  • Whately , Richard . 1836 . Charges and Other Tracts 446 – 447 . London
  • 1833 . Parliamentary Debates , Ser. 3 Vol. XX , 235
  • 1833 . Parliamentary Debates , Ser. 3 Vol. XX , 249

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