Dialogues on Eloquence in General; Particularly That Kind Which is Fit for the Pulpit

This book offers a series of dialogues between a master of rhetoric and his student, exploring the principles and practices of effective public speaking. The author draws on classical models of oratory and rhetoric, and provides practical advice for aspiring preachers and public speakers.

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