The Rhetoric of Aristotle: An Expanded Translation, with Supplementary Examples for Students of Composition and Public Speaking

LaRue Van Hook · Lane Cooper

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Preface. Witnesses to the Value of the Rhetoric. Introduction. Analysis. The Rhetoric of Aristotle. Books 1, 2, and 3. A List of Useful Books for Reference.

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