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... Argument and Exhortation , .. 212 213 213 81. Pulpit Oratory . — Cultivation of the Religious Feelings ,. 215 82. Moral Suasion ,. 215 83. KNOWLEDGE OF THE PERSONS ADDRESSED . - Sources and extent of the knowledge required ...
... Argument and Exhortation , .. 212 213 213 81. Pulpit Oratory . — Cultivation of the Religious Feelings ,. 215 82. Moral Suasion ,. 215 83. KNOWLEDGE OF THE PERSONS ADDRESSED . - Sources and extent of the knowledge required ...
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... Argument , or Proof ,. 228 93. An Argument defined ,. 229 94. First requisite in Argument , certain admitted principles ,. 229 95. Second requisite , an admitted similarity between the principles and the point to be established ,. 229 ...
... Argument , or Proof ,. 228 93. An Argument defined ,. 229 94. First requisite in Argument , certain admitted principles ,. 229 95. Second requisite , an admitted similarity between the principles and the point to be established ,. 229 ...
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... argument , as well as for an illustration . The following is an example : - " It is remarked by Anatomists , that the nutritive quality is not the only requisite in food ; —that a certain degree of distention of the stomach is required ...
... argument , as well as for an illustration . The following is an example : - " It is remarked by Anatomists , that the nutritive quality is not the only requisite in food ; —that a certain degree of distention of the stomach is required ...
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... argument to convince me of that , " instead of simply " I doubt that ; " " If one were called to fix the period in the history of the world during which the condition of the human race was most happy and CIRCUMLOCUTION . 73 prosperous ...
... argument to convince me of that , " instead of simply " I doubt that ; " " If one were called to fix the period in the history of the world during which the condition of the human race was most happy and CIRCUMLOCUTION . 73 prosperous ...
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... therefore appropriately opened by but , still , & c . 163. Many of the conjunctions indicating effect or consequences , called ILLATIVE , often connect sentences , being applicable in reasoning and argument . They -Therefore ,
... therefore appropriately opened by but , still , & c . 163. Many of the conjunctions indicating effect or consequences , called ILLATIVE , often connect sentences , being applicable in reasoning and argument . They -Therefore ,
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