British voices on the eve of the American revolution

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• The origins of “liberty”

  Michael Mcgee, Michael Calvin McGee•Communication Monographs•1980

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• ‘Oh motherland I pledge to thee ...’

  Open Access•Oliver Lauenstein, Jeffrey Stevenson Murer et al.•Nations and Nationalism•2015

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• Blueprints and Recipes

  Open Access•Celeste M Condit, Deirdre M Condit•Journal of Medical Humanities•2001

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• Functions of key metaphors in early Quaker sermons, 1671–1700

  Michael P Graves•Quarterly Journal of Speech•1983

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• Benjamin Franklin's pictorial representations of the British colonies in America

  Lester C Olson•Quarterly Journal of Speech•1987

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• The metaphoric cluster in the rhetoric of Pope Paul VI and Edmund G. Brown, Jr

  Kathleen Hall Jamieson•Quarterly Journal of Speech•1980

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• The anti‐war rhetoric of Daniel Webster

  Charles R Smith, Craig R Smith•Quarterly Journal of Speech•1999

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• Rhetorical criticism as moral action

  James F Klumpp, Thomas A Hollihan•Quarterly Journal of Speech•1989

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• The Correspondence of King George the Third from 1760 to December, 1783

  Randolph G Adams, John Fortescue et al.•The American Historical Review•1928

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• Parliamentary reporting in the nineteenth century

  James H Mcbath•Speech Monographs•1970

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• The Debate on the American Revolution 1761-1783

  Edmund S Morgan, Max Beloff•The William and Mary Quarterly•1950

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