A Text-book on Rhetoric (1882) |
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Brainerd Kellogg. and exclusively " ( 38 ) . And Kellogg defended the procedure as follows : Dealing with invention , the finding of the thought , or subject- matter , rhetoric compels us to think ; and thinking is the highest act of ...
Brainerd Kellogg. and exclusively " ( 38 ) . And Kellogg defended the procedure as follows : Dealing with invention , the finding of the thought , or subject- matter , rhetoric compels us to think ; and thinking is the highest act of ...
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... Kellogg's number 3 , and Hill's 3 is Kellogg's 4. Kellogg's order matches Campbell exactly . As added safeguards for perspicuity , Kellogg recommended the avoidance of barbarisms , solecisms , tautology , verbosity , and redundancy . A ...
... Kellogg's number 3 , and Hill's 3 is Kellogg's 4. Kellogg's order matches Campbell exactly . As added safeguards for perspicuity , Kellogg recommended the avoidance of barbarisms , solecisms , tautology , verbosity , and redundancy . A ...
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Brainerd Kellogg. But Kellogg evidently felt that elegance can exist in the style of good prose as well as in poetry . The third part of Kellogg's book deals with " Productions , " the productions of both prose and poetry . Much of this ...
Brainerd Kellogg. But Kellogg evidently felt that elegance can exist in the style of good prose as well as in poetry . The third part of Kellogg's book deals with " Productions , " the productions of both prose and poetry . Much of this ...
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