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Page 39
... effect by adding another speech from the same dialogue , in which Shakespeare makes another character of the play confute or ridicule the sentiment expressed in the passage just repeated by your opponent . Or you may point out that the ...
... effect by adding another speech from the same dialogue , in which Shakespeare makes another character of the play confute or ridicule the sentiment expressed in the passage just repeated by your opponent . Or you may point out that the ...
Page 49
... effect . " He warns him that " By speaking of events in the order in which they did not happen , you may change not only the appearance but the nature of them . " Indeed there are cases in which it is an Advocate's interest to make his ...
... effect . " He warns him that " By speaking of events in the order in which they did not happen , you may change not only the appearance but the nature of them . " Indeed there are cases in which it is an Advocate's interest to make his ...
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... effect to state first some reasons , which though less forcible , you may assert ought to be satisfactory , and then to bind up the whole as conclusive and irrefragable with your strongest argument . " Pre - consider what you mean ...
... effect to state first some reasons , which though less forcible , you may assert ought to be satisfactory , and then to bind up the whole as conclusive and irrefragable with your strongest argument . " Pre - consider what you mean ...
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... effect of the proofs in combination or in contrast with each other , and not merely by weighing separately each particle of testimony . The Auctor ad Herennium gives in his 4th book ( chapter 41 ) a very powerful specimen of the ...
... effect of the proofs in combination or in contrast with each other , and not merely by weighing separately each particle of testimony . The Auctor ad Herennium gives in his 4th book ( chapter 41 ) a very powerful specimen of the ...
Page 64
... effect on the mind . Much of what Plato wrote in this respect about the rhetori- cians of his age comes unpleasantly home to modern advo- cates . * In order to counteract as far as possible this evil influence , always keep up some line ...
... effect on the mind . Much of what Plato wrote in this respect about the rhetori- cians of his age comes unpleasantly home to modern advo- cates . * In order to counteract as far as possible this evil influence , always keep up some line ...
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