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Title: Universal dictionary of the english language : a new and original work presenting for convenient reference the orthography, pronunciation, meaning, use, origin and development of every word in the english language ...
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Hunter, Robert, 1823-1897 Morris, Charles, 1833-1922
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Publisher: New York : Peter Fenelon Collier
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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extended as to coiLpriheud the theory ofeloquence, whether iPoken or written. Thefirst treatise on rhetoric, that of Aristotle(EC. 3S4-322), is marked by great acutenessLud i.^TstiU valuable. He considered Rhetorici^ a branch of Logic. The chief elements ofan oration may be comprised under (1) Inven-tion or the character of the ideas to be em-nloycd : (2) Disposition, or their arrangement,and (3) Elocution and (4) Delivery, both ofwhich have respect to words, style, utteranceaction &c. The riietoncal points and aiceutsare said to have been introduced by Ans-t,>phanes of Byzantium, ^^^J^i^-^l^,,art W.1S taught at Rome by Photius CallusIbout 87 bTc. Quinctilian, fter teachingrhetoric for twenty years, published in thereign of Domitiai, his /-«« -7p°^:the education of an orator. In lj6 Principal Campbell published a work on th« •r. wore. W9U; work. who. Bon; mute, cfib, cure, vUte, our, rule. foU. try. ayr^n- >-5288 8V
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