Communication Quarterly, Volume 23, Issue 2 (1975)

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Column one
Charles J. Stewart
Pages: 1-2
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James A. Patterson
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Varying historical interpretations of the American revolution: Some rhetorical perspectives
Ronald F. Reid
Pages: 5-15
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An emerging rationale for revolution: Argument from circumstance and definition in polemics against the stamp act, 1765–1766
J. Michael Sproule
Pages: 17-24
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The myth‐making functions of the rhetoric of the American revolution: Francis Hopkinson as a case study
Kurt W. Ritter
Pages: 25-31
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Apocalyptic rhetoric: Agents of anti‐Christ from the French to the British
John C. Heald
Pages: 33-37
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ISAAC Backus’ plea for religious freedom, 1770–1776
Edward H. Sewell Jr.
Pages: 39-47
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A plea for colonial reconciliation: Bishop Shipley's rhetoric of mutual self‐interest
James R. Irvine & G. Jack Gravlee
Pages: 49-56
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Editorial board
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