The Principles of Argumentation

admitted American analysis appeal argue Argumentation Modern Argumentative Composition assertion audience Beaconsfield Beecher Behring Sea believe brief proper capital punishment carefully cause civilization clear clearly conclusion consider Constantinople conviction convincing convincingness correlation Council of Constance defined definition Demosthenes discussion division emotions England evidence facts fallacy force forensic Formal Logic give given Gothenburg hearer or reader Henry Ward Beecher honour ideas illustration important introduction J. B. Fletcher Jews laws Lord George Gordon material matter Matthew Arnold Matthew Arnold's poetry means ment method mind murder objections opponent peroration person persuasion phrasing poets probably produce Professor proof proposition proved true punishment question R. C. Jebb reasons refutation regard result Rhetoric rules Russia speaker or writer Specimens of Argumentation speech statement sub-heads Swift testimony tests theory thought tion topic treat truth unfair tackling vague wishes witness words