Logan's oration: A case study in ethnographic authentication

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Rhetoric and Communication Studies Indigenous Cultures and History Linguistics and Discourse Analysis

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As scholars examine the oratory of the American Indian, they must face the twofold task of textual verification and ethnographic authentication. Such an ethnographic scrutiny of the well‐known “Logan's Oration” reaffirms this piece of rhetoric as a useful sample of native American oratory and a culturally authentic artifact.

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