Rudiments of Public Speaking and Debate: Or, Hints on the Application of Logic

200 Mulberry-street argument attention audience auditors AUGUSTUS WILLIAM HARE beauty CHAPTER character Christian Cicero common conviction debate declamation Demosthenes discipline discourse distinct earnest effect Elijah Hedding eloquence enforce error exordium expression extemporaneous fact fault feel Fitzroy Kelly Frank Harley genius give heard hearers heart Hecuba House of Commons human idea illustration impression instruction intellect Jeremy Taylor language learned manner matter means ment method Methodist metonymies mind minister Mirabeau mode moral Morocco nature never object observation opinion opponent orator oratory passage passion persons philosophy poetry practical preach preachers precepts Price principles public speaker pulpit purpose qualities question reader reason remarks reply rhetoric rule Sam Slick sense sermons simplicity soul speaking speech strength striking style success Tact things thought tion tone topics true truth understand utter voice whole words writer young