An edition of The elocutionist (1842)

The elocutionist

a collection of pieces in prose and verse, peculiarly adapted to display the Art of Reading, in the most comprehensive sense of the term. : Preceded by an introduction, in which an attempt is made to simplify Walker's System; and, by referring his illustrations to more general principles, to reduce the number of his rules

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The elocutionist
James Sheridan Knowles
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An edition of The elocutionist (1842)

The elocutionist

a collection of pieces in prose and verse, peculiarly adapted to display the Art of Reading, in the most comprehensive sense of the term. : Preceded by an introduction, in which an attempt is made to simplify Walker's System; and, by referring his illustrations to more general principles, to reduce the number of his rules

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Printed by Simms and McIntyre
Language
English
Pages
384

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Cover of: The elocutionist
The elocutionist: a collection of pieces in prose and verse, peculiarly adapted to display the Art of Reading, in the most comprehensive sense of the term. : Including a debate upon the character of Julius Caesar : Preceded by an introduction, in which Walker's System is simplified
1852, Printed by Simms and McIntyre
in English - 18th ed., rev. and improved.
Cover of: The elocutionist
The elocutionist: a collection of pieces in prose and verse, peculiarly adapted to display the Art of Reading, in the most comprehensive sense of the term. : Including a debate upon the character of Julius Caesar : Preceded by an introduction, in which Walker's System is simplified
1848, Printed by Simms and McIntyre
in English - 18th ed., revised and improved.
Cover of: The elocutionist
The elocutionist: a collection of pieces in prose and verse, peculiarly adapted to display the Art of Reading, in the most comprehensive sense of the term. : Preceded by an introduction, in which an attempt is made to simplify Walker's System; and, by referring his illustrations to more general principles, to reduce the number of his rules
1842, Printed by Simms and McIntyre
in English - 15th ed.
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Handwritten note on title page "J. G. Smith".

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Belfast (Donegall Street, London (Aldine Chambers, Paternoster Row)

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xxxvi, 384p. ;
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384

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OL20399599M

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