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Illinois Press. ISBNÂ 978-0-252-09915-1. Poster, Carol, ed. (2003). The
Elocutionary Movement:
British rhetoric in the
eighteenth &
nineteenth centuries....
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Ludwig van Beethoven. He
lectures in sneakers. His
voice is syllabic,
elocutionary, operatic. ... His
surname rhymes with 'the maze.'"
Deffeyes earned a...
- of intemperance. His
oratory was not acquired, but natural. He had no
elocutionary training, his
reading was
singularly restricted, and all his resources...
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graduation from
elocutionary school. Hume was
prominent in
elocutionary work in St. Louis. She and her sister, Mazy Williamson, also gave
elocutionary entertainments...
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Cornell University. Chaucer's
Legende of
Goode Women (editor). 1863. An
Elocutionary Manual.
Charles Desilver. 1864.
Satires of
Juvenal (translator). 1868...
- for over
thirty years. In 1927 the 38th, and final, ANA
musical and
elocutionary competitions were held in Melbourne.
Between 1897 and 1919, the ANA published...
-
Arkansaw Traveler" (1902),
combining clever turns of phrase,
ironic elocutionary delivery,
sound effects and
music to
create colorful dialogues featuring...
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psychological study of the
special personality he had to represent. His
elocutionary art, his fine
sense of
rhythm and emphasis,
enabled him to
excel in declamation...
- Naples:
Stamperia della SocietĂ Filomatica. Goring, Paul (2014). "The
Elocutionary Movement in Britain". In MacDonald,
Michael J. (ed.). The
Oxford Handbook...
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politeness came to be ****ociated with elocution. Paul
Goring argues that "
elocutionary movement"
arose initially from a
desire to make
sermons more interesting...
