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PN4105 .F3 1951
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Dialogues on eloquence; |
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PN4105 .L42
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Lectures concerning oratory, 1758. |
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PN4105 .L42 1972
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Lectures concerning oratory. |
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PN4105 .M32 1833
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The principles of eloquence : adapted to the pulpit and the bar / |
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PN4105 .R49
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An introduction to the art of reading, 1765. |
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PN4105 .S55
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A course of lectures on elocution. |
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PN 4105 S55c
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A course of lectures on elocution 1762. |
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PN 4105 S55d
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A discourse, being introductory to his course of lectures on elocution and the English language (1759) |
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PN 4105 S55r
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A rhetorical grammar of the English language, 1781. |
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PN4105 .W18
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The melody of speaking, 1787. |
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PN 4111 + A9 1806
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Chironomia; or, A treatise on rhetorical delivery: comprehending many precepts, both ancient and modern, for the proper regulation of the voice, the countenance, and gesture. |
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PN4111 .B2 1830
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A grammar of elocution, containing the principles of the arts of reading and speaking; illustrated by appropriate exercises and examples ... |
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PN4111 .C5
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Practical public speaking : a text-book for colleges and secondary schools / |
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PN4111 .C7
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The art of oratorical composition : based upon the precepts and models of the old masters / |
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PN4111 .C9
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Imagination and dramatic instinct. Some practical steps for their development. |
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PN4111 .D7
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An introduction to the study of rhetoric for the use of schools. |
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PN4111 .H7
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Public speaking and debate : a manual for advocates and agitators / |
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PN4111 .H7r
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Rudiments of public speaking and debate: or, Hints on the application of logic. |
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PN4111 .H9
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A natural system of elocution and oratory, founded on an analysis of human constitution cnsidered in its three-fold nature, mental, physiological and expressional. |
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PN4111 .M1 1830
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The orator's text book : containing a variety of passages in prose and verse, selected as exercises in reading and recitation : also a debate intended for an exercise in argumentative declamation, to which is prefixed an introduction containing Mr. Knowle's abstract of Walker's system / |
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