Index
Abraham
326, 337
Absalom
334
Adair, James
67, 289
Adams, J.S. & C.
68n63
Adams, President John Quincy:
33, 59, 122, 122n53, 252n61
Adaptation
principle of
149, 150, 153â154, 156, 159â160
Addison, Joseph
130, 191, 248, 261, 272
âAddress on Bunkerâs Hillâ
185
Address
public
171
Advanced Course of Composition
187n81
âAdvancement of Learningâ
340
Ãneid
141
Africa
37
Aids to English Composition
282n6
Akenside, Mark
181, 181n75
Albany
174
Alexander the Great
357
Alison, Sir Archibald
257â258, 257n69
Allegory
64
Difference between metaphor and
168
Allen, President William
7
Allusion
147, 169, 170â176, 261
Classical
169, 171, 175
Classical and literary
60, 271
Historical
170â171, 175
Scriptural
172, 172n60n, 175
Alps, Swiss
59, 127, 161, 256n67, 307
America
151, 200, 247
Colonial
25, 35n37, 42
Discovery of
38
Nineteenth Century
6, 84
American First Class Book
12, 12n17, 59n54, 60, 67, 76, 79, 98n32, 232n20, 240n40, 280n5
American Institute of Instruction, The
9, 12, 54, 79, 80, 87n1, 87n2, 97n30
American Journal of Education
15n19
American letters and politics see letters and politics, American
American Literature
see literature, American
American Revolution
10, 22, 170
-post
23
American Spelling Book
70
Ames, Fisher
293
Amherst
9
Amplification
102n6, 108â113, 278, 280, 292
And figurative language
250n56
Modes of
250
Analogy and Religion, Natural and Revealed, to the Constitution and Course of Nature
109
Analysis see also Topoi
53, 145
Analysis Paralysis
97n28
Ananias
334
Andover, Massachusetts
8, 68n63
Andover Theological Seminary
5
Andrews, Bishop
337â338
Anglo-Saxon
320â321
Anne, Queen of England
271
Anomalies
196n13
Antithesis
238, 239, 253
Apostrophe
185
âApostrophe to the Oceanâ
185
Appeals
110
To authority
109
Appleton, Jesse
5, 10, 296
âArcadiaâ
329
Architecture
42
As metaphor for writing
115n38, 119n47, 167n49, 207n38
Archives of Instruction
2n2
Argument
113, 122, 252, 270n86, 281
Amplification via support by
109, 111
Commonplaces of
41n42
From analogy
109
From cause to effect
120, 286
From testimony or induction
120
Argumentation see also modes of discourse
24, 30, 40, 43, 48, 62â63, 103n9, 113, 123, 259, 265
Discussion
270
Intellectual vs Persuasive
183n32
Aristotle
22, 46, 52, 52n47, 106n14, 141, 141n35, 175, 336
Arithmetic
15n19, 68â69, 283, 287
Arrangement
100, 102n6, 107n15, 120, 260
Classical strategies for
106n14
Departure from common
234
Division as
118â120
For invention and stylistic purpose
47, 51â52
Methodical
106
Right
274
Selection and
150, 262â264
Wrong, of adverbs and adverbial phrases
206â213
Ars Poetica
188n85
Art
And the process of creating art
57
Fine
134
Writing and visual
89n8
Arte of Rhetorique
58, 98n32
Ascham, Roger
327, 358
Asia
160
Association
Principle of
51, 122, 148, 149n10, 154, 161, 169
Astronomy
131
Atheism
207
Athens
265
Athenaean literary society see also literary society, Bowdoin
34, 35â40, 35n39
Atlanta
341
Atlantic Ocean
95n25
Atticus
284
Audience
156n25, 169n53, 172n60, 228n12
British vs American
79
Focus on
108n8
Newmanâs attention to
117n27
Austria
236
Authors
American
13n17, 31, 152n18, 200n19
English
151n16
Avon
181
Babylon
309
Bacon, Francis
41, 47, 302n41, 340, 361
Baldwin, C.S.
1n2
Bain, Alexander
1n2, 14n18
Barbarism
Definition of
192
Barre Lyceum
9
Barre, Massachusetts
7, 8n12
Barrington, A.
68n63
Barrow, Isaac
351, 352, 361
Barrow, Sir John
271â272
Bates, Reverend William
353â355
Baxter, Richard
353â354
Beattie, James
239
Beau ideal
137
Beauty
Aesthetics of
55
Emotions of see Emotions of beauty
Forms of
137
Of design
144
Of writing
172, 183
Beecher, Professor Willis J.
167n49
Belle lettres
19n22, 44
Belletrism
American-inflected
2n2, 3, 13, 27, 58â59, 79, 80n67, 152n18
And poetry
173n62
As anachronistic
19n22
Boylston Professorship and
23
Longfellowâs graduation oration
26
Overtones
1n2
Values
37
Belshazzar
187
Benevolent Society of Bowdoin College
10â11
Berlin, James
1n2, 6, 80, 141n34, 302n41
Biography
266â267
Blair, Hugh
7, 22, 25â29, 39, 43, 46â47, 55â58, 55n53, 61â63, 76, 79n81, 92n17, 95n23, 125n3, 125n5, 127n11, 130n17, 133n20, 139n32, 140, 141n34, 148n7, 187, 187n81, 222, 226n9
Bonaparte, Napoleon
306â307
Book publishing
Nineteenth century
68â70
Boston, Massachusetts
12n17, 87n2
Boston School Committee
12n17
Bowdoin College
Alumni
11
Antebellum rhetoric and oratory
4, 61
Archive
33, 34n36, 36n40, 52n47
Extra-curricular activities
35
Leadership of
21
Library
34n36
Loans to students
11
Newmanâs resignation from
71
Boylston Professorship, Harvard
7n10, 21â25, 29, 42, 47, 48, 55
Boyle
360
Bracebridge Hall
257
Brahmin
160
Bridge, Horatio
29
Brill
83
Britannia, with Maps of the several shires of England and Wales
332
British Royal Society
43, 273n92
Britons
198
Brunswick, Maine
5
Brougham, Lord High Chancellor Henry
157, 157n26
Brown University
160n33
Browne, Thomas
129, 129n14, 347
Brutus
318
Bryant
13n17
Buck, Gertrude
1n2
Buffon, Georges-louis, Comte de
93, 93n19, 222
Bunkerâs Hill
116, 185
Bunyan, John
353â354, 360
Burke, Edmund
126, 126n9, 127n10, 134, 156, 164, 168â169, 170, 249, 317
Burnet, George
98n32, 302n41
Burton, Robert
360
Butler, Bishop Joseph
109, 109n22
Byron, Lord George Gordon
59, 127, 164, 173, 185, 297
Caesar, Julius
36, 148
Cairn, Grant
240
Camden, William
332
Campbell, George
22, 39, 43, 46â47, 48n45, 52n47, 59â60, 61, 62â63, 76, 79, 81, 91n12, 92, 92n16, 92n17, 122n52, 189, 190n2, 190n3, 191n4, 193n7, 194, 194n8, 197n15, 200n19, 200n19, 202n23, 226n9
Campbell, Karlyn Kors
27
Canning, George
156, 157
Carnatic War
170
Carr et al.
19n22, 20, 25n29, 55n53, 56, 61, 64, 70, 72, 141n34
Carr, Jean
2n2
Carr, Stephen
2n2, 70
Cartesian science
41n42
Cartesian thinking
41â42
Castalio, Sebastian
190n2
Catullus
358
Cause and effect (c.f. topoi)
For invention
53
Caxton, William
302n41, 321, 321n2
Chalmers, Thomas
252
Channing, Edward T.
13n17, 23, 47, 255, 255n63
Channing, William Ellery
67, 255n63
Channing, Walter
255n63
Chantrey, Francis
133n20
Charles I, King of England
174, 341, 345n56, 347, 347n57
Charles II, King of England
349
Chatham, Lord William Pitt
168â169
Chaucer, Geoffrey
308, 328, 358
Cheke, Sir John
324, 326, 359
Chemistry
25, 125n4
Child, Francis J.
23â24
Christ, Jesus
133, 235, 296, 312, 326, 334, 338
Christian faith
128n13, 264, 311, 346
Church of England
351
Church Psalmist
68n63
Cicero
22, 25, 39, 44, 46, 52, 52n47, 106n14, 113n33, 136, 143, 143n40, 276n96, 284
Cilley, John
6, 11, 26, 28â29, 33
Literary society membership
35n39
Circe
328
Civics
Neoclassical emphasis on
19
Civil War
3, 69
Civil War Journal see also Stott, William Taylor
1n1
Civil Liberty
167
Clark, Gregory
281n6
Class Book
13
Class privilege
58
Classes, social
60
Classical Reader
12
Classical rhetoric see Rhetoric, classical
Classicist Stance
84
Clearness
In sentence construction see also Sentence
206
Cliché
In writing
169n40
Climax
238, 253
Colonization
190n3
Seventeenth century American
37
Columbia University
39
Combination
Modes of
136
Commander-in-Chief, United States
128
Common sense
110n25, 127n10, 246n47
Communipaw
174
Comparison
90, 145, 156, 161n36, 168â176, 258
Analogous, as writing strategy
157n29
Effect of
159
Embellishing
161
Forced
243, 254
Formal see Simile
Good traits of a
155
Implied
162, 165
Taste see Taste
Composition
10, 12, 29, 48, 50, 280
As rhetoric
13, 24
As skill
54n51
Content of
43
Course
2, 84, 302n41
Division of a
118
English
25
History and practice of
2
Instruction see Instruction, composition
Kinds of
113â114, 248
Manner of
260
Pedagogy
40
Subject of
252
Taxonomy
48
Texts
70
Conclusion
122, 285
Conferences
30, 96n27
Congress, US
28, 127
Connecticut
21n24
Connors, Robert
23
Conjunctions
And Other particles
219â221
Classes of
221
Frequent recurrence of
220
Long
219
Connectives
213
Conciseness
Degree of
249
Excess of
269
Conservativism
2
Construction
Ambiguous
201, 203â206
Continental Congress
22
Copiousness of expression
112, 112n28
Correction
95, 95n24
Correctness
20, 23, 24, 40, 48â49, 101, 102, 139, 177, 228
As quality of style see Style
Hyper-correctness
49
Of construction
246
Standard of
204
Usage see Usage, correctness
Corsica
32, 319
Cortéz, Hernán
189
Coverdale, Myles
324
Cowley, Abraham
302n41, 348, 359, 360
Cowper, William
260
âCradleâ
30n34
Crane, Ichabod
152
Crafts
13n17
Creator
341
Criticism
95n23
Cautions against violations of
196â199
Good usage as standard of
191â193
Influence on language
194
Literary
81, 87, 93, 95, 100
Of literary taste
149n10
Verbal
92, 189â199, 223, 224, 299
CrÅsus
297
Crotona
136
Crowley, Sharon
1n2, 49â50, 51
Crusades
36
Current-Traditional rhetoric see also Rhetoric, Current-Traditional
24, 47â61, 117, 259n72
And invention see also Invention
51, 64
Theory and praxis
47
Cyrus
334
âDaily PrayerâEveningâ
67
Damon and Pythias
125
Danes
323
Dartmouth College
37
David
321, 334
Day, Henry Noble
1n2, 72, 90n10
Debate
In literary societies see also Literary Societies
35, 37â38
Declamation
10, 21, 23, 30, 270
In literary societies see also Literary societies
35â40
Hawthorneâs neglect of
34
Public and private
25
Deductive reasoning
15, 47
Deduction see Synthesis
âDefense of Literary Studies in Men of Businessâ
67, 117, 182n6, 281
Definition
Formal
108
Delaware
9
Delivery
24
Delphi
31
Democracy
70
Democratic Party
28, 35
Democritus
336
Demosthenes
143
Denney, Joseph
1n2
Dennie, Joseph
13n17
Descartes, Rene
41
Description
24, 48, 52, 62, 113, 113n30, 118, 147, 153
Effect of
154
Narrative and
123
Deserted Village
150
Dialectics
42
Dialogue
62
Rhetorical
240
Diction
Felicities of
244
Dictionary
43, 193, 193n7, 204
Johnson
199
Didactic see also Exposition
48, 53, 62â63, 113, 114, 118, 269
Diogenes
336
Dionysius
125
Discourse
49, 51, 216
As writing
113
Belletristic
39
Civic
38, 39
Human
43â45
Judicial and deliberative
35, 39
Political
34
Public
282n6
Pulpit
34
Discourse on Method
41
âDiscourses on Governmentâ
346
Disputation
Forensic
25, 30, 34n36, 38
Topics of
36
Disquisition
30, 115n37
Dissertations
30
Division see Plan
Door, T.W.
37
Donne, John
302n41, 338, 338n48, 360
Doric Hall
133n20
Douglas, Wallace
21, 23
Drafting
3, 228n12, 275n94
As process
52n48
Lack of process
53
Dryden, John
302, 357, 361
Dubois, Guillaume
225
Dueling
37
Dunlop, John Colin
262
Dunn, Nathaniel
16n20
Earth
182â183
Ecclesiastical History
262
Economic
9
Edinburgh
24
Edinburgh Review
166
Education
Civic
20
Composition
46
Female
18
Formal and informal
101n4, 112n29
Mass
46
Newmanâs egalitarian approach to
11
Newmanâs philosophy of
14
Nineteenth Century American
29
Post-secondary
2n2
Rhetorical
4, 19, 40, 55
Educators
Current-Traditional
53
Neoclassical
42
Nineteenth Century American
19
Egeria
142
Egypt
309, 318
Ehninger, Douglas
63
Electricity
146, 149n12
Elements of Chemistry
68n63
Elements of Geometry
146
Elements of Logic
46
Elements of Political Economy
9
Elements of Rhetoric
46, 63, 95n25
American edition of
95n25
Elements of the Art of Rhetoric: adapted for use in colleges and academies
72, 90n10
Elihu
334
Elizabeth I, Queen of England
36, 297, 327, 321â332, 334
Ellipsis
220
Grammatical
248
Eloquence
21, 40, 41n42, 46, 303
Eloquence, Of
42
Emancipation
37
Emerson, George Barrell
13, 13n17
Emig, Janet
1n2
Emigration
38
Emotion
125, 128
Classes of
129
Grateful
144, 171, 281
Of a ludicrous nature
152, 160
Of a particular kind
159
Of Beauty
88, 124, 126, 129, 130â131, 132, 132n20, 133, 135, 136â137, 141, 146, 146n1, 150, 153â154, 159, 163, 182
Of compassionate regret
159
Of grandeur
124, 127, 146n1, 148
Of sublimity
88, 124, 130, 131, 146n1, 148â149, 149n10, 161n36
Of taste see also Taste
131, 134, 147, 148â149, 148n7, 154, 161â162, 162n36, 163, 175, 185, 187
Empiricism
1n2
Enlightenment focus on
42
Late Renaissance
40â41
Scientific
42
England
32, 38, 44, 60, 63, 77, 189, 200, 255, 262, 325, 345n56
Growing industrial society of
46
Nineteenth Century
6
Old
31
English, American see also Language
58, 97n30
Standardization of spelling
70
English, departments of
24, 259
English grammar see Grammar, English
English Grammar
25, 61
English Grammar: Style, Rhetoric, and Poetry
245n45
English-Italianated
327
English Reader, The
70n64
English Studies
24
English vernacular
80n68
Enlightenment
190n2
Epistemological Psychology see Psychological-Epistemological rhetoric
Epistemology of the mind see also Habit of thinking
17, 18, 47, 62n57
Epistle
62
Essay
30, 40, 113, 146, 259, 285, 340
Biographical and historical
30
Definition of
260
Evaluation
53
High School
54n51
Longfellowâs commencement
31â33
Pierceâs commencement
33
Writing in literary societies see also Literary societies
35
âEssay on Agricultureâ
348
âEssay on Dramatic Poesyâ
357
Essay on Human Understanding
41
Ethos
23, 46
Etrurian River
32
Euclid
146
Eulogy
30, 267
Euphues
331â332
Euphuism
331
Europe
26, 126, 132, 296, 319
Eurystheus
232
Eurystheus
232
Everett, Edward
13n17, 151, 171
Eve
181
Exams
College essay
54n1
Exclamation
239, 240, 253
Executive Government
Bowdoin
30
Exhibitions and declamations
quarterly and graduation
34, 34n26, 36
Exposition see also Modes of discourse
24, 40, 113n30
Expression
40, 47
And ornament, form of
251
Elegances of
244
Elliptical
20
Extravagances of
244
Figurative
261
Flow of
244
Perspicuity and vivacity see also perspicuity, see also vivacity
327
Simplicity of
196
Fallstaff, Sir John
315
Federalist
35
Ferguson, Robert
295
Fiction see also Writing, Belletristic
40, 48, 146, 259
Fidelity
in writing history
262, 264â265
Field of Inquiry
Wide vs narrow
117, 117n43
Fines
Bowdoin
16, 16n20, 37
âFirst and Last Dinnerâ
26, 290â292
First Year Writing
48, 53, 64
Twenty-first Century
17n21, 24, 114n35
Fisher, John
324
Flagg and Gould
68n63
Flemish
322
Fletcher, John
358
Fontenelle, Bernard Le Bovier sieur de
225
âFortitude of the Indian Characterâ
67, 287â289, 287n8
France
38, 121, 170, 216
Francis, Philip
114n34
Franklin, Benjamin
13n17
Franklin College
1
Fraternity
Modern
35, 35n37
French
26, 198, 255, 320, 322â323
Style see Style, French
French-English
328
French revolution
318
Freshman English
24
Friable, Reverend Levi of Ipswich
5
Frisbie, Levi
296, 296n28
Frost, John
13
Fuller, R. Buckminster
13n17
Genres
56n24, 270n86
Genug, John Franklin
1n2, 14n18
Geographies
69
Grammars and see also Grammars
67n59
Gere, Ann Ruggles
35n37
German
26, 320, 323
Germany
23
Gerstner
336
Gibbon, Edward
264, 266, 297, 317
God
46, 117, 183, 201, 204, 214, 214n53, 217, 274, 277â278, 279â280, 281, 301, 303, 311, 312, 327, 333, 334, 341, 341â342, 343, 345, 348â349, 350, 351â352, 354, 355â356
Wrong opinions of
324
Goldsmith, Oliver
121, 150, 248
Goliath
347
Gould and Newman
9
Graff, Richard
3, 4, 84
Graham, Mrs. Isabella
128n13
Grammar
69â70, 204
Grammar, English
21, 23, 46
As separate from rhetoric
101n3
Blunders in
206
Construction
234
Rules of
223
Gray, Alonzo
68n63
Gray, Thomas
147
Grecism
198
Greece
31â33, 170
Greek
25, 51, 198, 320
Ancient
39
Green, James N.
68n63
Greene, Nathaniel
171
Greenwood, Francis William Pitt
13n17, 173
Griffin, Joseph
72
Guthrie, Warren
63
Habits
Intellectual
107, 108, 111, 112, 114, 245
Intellectual and moral
9
Intellectual and taste
133â134
Moral
102n5
Of diligence and attention
102
Of employment
284
Of reasoning
134, 200
Of reflection
104â105
Of research
104
Of thought
104, 114, 118, 243
Hale, Sir Matthew
278
Haley, William
297
Hall, Robert
255
Hall, Bishop Joseph
342
Halloran, Michael
19, 26, 29, 30n33, 40, 84, 281n6
Hamilton, Alexander
171
Handbooks
Stylistic
43
Harvard College
5, 7, 9, 10, 17, 20, 21, 24, 25, 30n33, 35n37, 39, 42, 47, 52n47, 296
Harvard-British tradition
26, 231n19, 290n10
Hastings, Louise
26, 23n19, 290n10
Hawthorne, Nathaniel
6, 11, 11n6, 16n20, 26â29, 34, 59, 142n37, 231n19, 250n10, 293n15
Literary society membership
35n39
Travel sketches of
2n2
Hellespont
170
Henry of Huntingdon
263
Henry, Patrick
252
Herbert, Lord Edward
344, 360
Hercules
297
Herodotus
244, 263, 265â266
Herrington, James
344
Herschel, Sir William
197
Hervey, James
258, 258n71
Heuristics
3
Hewett, Beth
30n34
Highlands, Scottish
240
Hill, Adams Sherman
1n2, 24, 48, 53
Hillary, Richard
125n6, 245n45
Hillhouse
13n17
Histoire naturelle, Générale et particulière, avec la descrition de Cabinet du Roy
93n19
Historians
Ancient
263â265
Greek
265â266
Latin
266
Linguistics
320n1
Nineteenth Century rhetorical and writing instruction
320n1
âHistorical Dissertation on English Styleâ
80, 82â83, 98n31, 98n32, 302n41
History
25, 48, 62, 146, 259, 262, 321
Ancient
262â265, 269
Civil
262
Ecclesiastical
262
English
349
Fictitious
62
Grecian
263
Literary
262
Narrative
262â263
Of a country
262
Philosophical
262â263, 264â265
History of England (Henry)
263
History of England (Hume)
262, 264
History of Greece
264â265
History of Roman Literature
262
History of the Life and Death, Virtues and Exploits, of General George Washington, A
255
History of the Press of Maine, The
72
Hobbes, Thomas
302n4, 316, 344, 360
Hodges, John
1n2
Hollis-Street
12n17
Homer
143, 244, 312, 358
Homiletics
43
Holy Spirit
312
Hooker, Richard
183, 271â272, 302n41, 333
âHolinshedâs Chronicleâ
33
Horace
54, 114, 188, 188n85, 199n17, 273, 273n92, 315
Horner, Winnifred
65
House Style
82, 170n57, 174n64
Howard, Rebecca Moore
114n36
Howe, John
353â354
Howell, A.C.
55n52
Hudson
174
Human Body
As metaphor for composition
214n53
Human nature
43
Hume, David
42, 43, 262, 264
Hunter, Lloyd
1n1
Huntingdon, D.
13n17
Hyde, William
72
Hyperbole
185â188
Illustration
154, 157, 157n28
Imagination
41n42, 88, 95, 100, 102â103, 112, 112n28, 124, 135, 143, 144n42, 147, 163â166, 177, 257, 261, 317
Connection to taste see also Taste
91n12
Exercise of
89, 99
Improvement of
91
In Allusion
169
In fiction
268
Of the reader
165
Poetry as language of
173
Powers of
91, 144, 173n62
Want of
283
Imitation
21, 97
Avoiding
275n94
Inaugural Address
Pierceâs
27
Indian Prophet
Tomb of the
32
India
322
Indians
288
Inductive reasoning
15, 15n19, 106n14
Truth as discovered in
47
Induction see also Reasoning, Analytic
51, 64, 100, 146n1
Industrial Revolution
Work and living conditions
41â42
Inebriation
37
Inquiry into the Human Mind on the Principles of Common Sense
43
Institutio Oratoria
54
Instruction
And practice
103
Composition
83
Multimodal
2n3
Rhetorical, in 1830 America
97n30
Writing
82, 84, 87n3
Instructional books see Textbooks
Intellectual philosophy
17, 129, 146
Internet
194n8
âInterpretation of Bible Word Pictures, Theâ
167
Interrogation
238, 239, 253
Introduction
115â116, 122, 154, 285
âIntroductionâ
62, 80, 81, 162n38
Invention
44, 46, 51, 55, 102, 248n52
And its deletion from rhetoric
64
Arrangement for
47
As canon
3, 47
Dearth of content for
250n56
Discipline and method as substitutes for
51
Heuristic
24, 49, 51, 55
Lockean attacks on
42
Modes for
49
Process of
51
Resemblance as tool for
176n67
Strategies
3, 52, 55, 79, 106n14
Theories
55
Under Philosophy
40
Without invention
50â55
âInvention in Nineteenth-Century Rhetoricâ
49
Investigation
115n37, 270
Ipswich
5
Irving, Washington
13n17, 152, 157n68, 159, 159n30, 171, 200n19, 257, 258, 294
Italian
26, 320, 328
Italy
32, 121, 328
Jacob
334
James I, King of England
33, 171, 359, 360
Jamieson, Kathleen Hall
27
Jargon
194
Jefferson, Thomas
59, 122, 122n53
Jerusalem
321
Job
313
Johns Hopkins University
24, 42
Johnson, Nan
2n2, 3n4, 6, 14n18, 29, 44, 46, 48n45, 59n55, 62, 66, 120n50
Johnson, Samuel
193, 193n7, 199, 204, 249, 302n41, 317
Jonas
325
Jonson, Ben
339, 358, 360
Joshua
334
Journals, periodical
40
Judgment
88, 125, 129, 134, 136, 145
Jupiter
341
Jura, Scotland
127
Kaatskill
173
Kames, Lord Henry Home
22
Kansas-Nebraska Act
28
Katawba
287
Kennedy, George
44
âKennilworthâ
297
Kentucky
39
Key
Instructorâs
277n1
Kirkland, John Thornton
25, 293
Kitzhaber, Albert
1n1, 48, 48n45, 50
Knowledge
42, 47, 50, 99, 99n1, 101n2, 101n4, 102, 111, 114, 340
Knox, Henry
171
Kremers, Marshall
1n2, 6, 48n45, 66
Laconia
329
La Fayette, Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de
294
Lancelot, Sir
323
Language see also Verba, see also Res and Verba
273n90
Analogy of the
195â196, 196n13
And modes of thinking
226
Changes in
193
Command of
250, 251
Copiousness of
178, 194, 197, 351
Feature of
339
Figurative
56, 177â180, 247, 270, 272
History of
46, 191
Literal
177
Norman
320, 323
Of passion
236
Thought an
40â43
Philosophy of
87â92
Power of
180
Scientific study of
43
Separate from thought
46, 47â49
Use of
14, 29, 87, 92, 100, 189â221, 201, 252
Laocoon
294
Latimer, Bishop Hugh
324, 325
Latin
25, 30, 43, 51, 83, 169n52, 190n2, 198, 223n4, 273n92, 320, 323, 328, 342, 345
Latinism
198
Law
American
38
Layout
Reader friendly
76n60
League of Nations
38
Leavitt and Allen
282n6
âLecture on a Practical Method of Teaching Rhetoric, Aâ
12, 61, 87n1, 87n3, 92n14, 101n4
Lectures on Rhetoric and Belle Lettres
25, 61, 62, 140
Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory
22
Leff, Michael
3, 4, 84
Leonard, Sterling
1n2
Letter writing
48, 269
Of business
260
Of friendly intercourse
259
Texts
69
Letteraturrizzazione
44
Letters and politics, American
6
Levant
297
Leviathan
344
Lexington, Kentucky
5
Liberty
175
Lilly, John
331, 360
Lincoln, Benjamin
171
Linguistics
42â43
Lipsius
336
Literacy
46, 144n42
Rise of American
20, 21n24
Literary Criticism
Skill in
14, 18, 19, 19n22, 23
Literary societies
Bowdoin see also Peucinian, Athenaean
25, 27n32, 34, 34n36, 35â40
European
35
Harvard see also Porcellian Club and Spy Club
10, 25
Library facilities provided by
35n38
Meetings
36
Topics
37â38
Literature
112, 146, 147n4, 274, 341
Acquaintance with
250
American
13n17, 27, 31â33, 60
British
308
Departments of
24
English
62, 92, 269, 327
Latin and Greek
271
Students in
188
Livy
266
Loch Katrine
157
Locke, John
41, 42, 43, 47, 90n34, 155n22, 190n2, 360
Logic
40, 47, 101, 107, 230
as separate from rhetoric
101n3
Courses
103n8
Thought as see Thought
Study of
52
Syllogistic
51
Logos
Content arrangement as function of see also Arrangement
124n2
London
24, 79n66, 133n20
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth
6, 16n20, 25â26, 65
Graduation Speech
31â33
Literary Society membership
35n39
Longfellow, Stephen
25
Longinus
254
Louis XV, King of France
225
Louis XVI, King of France
216
Lourain
329
Lucilius
358
Lucretius
358
Luther, Martin
324
Macbriar
298
Macaulay, William E.
167
Machiavelli
266
Mackenzie, Henry
67, 285, 285n7
MacPherson, Bendearg
240
Madeira Wine
28â29, 291
Magus, Simon
338
Mahomet see Mohammed
Maine
26, 28, 37
Mandeville, John
302n41, 315, 321
Manhattoes
174
Mann, Horace
7
Marginalia
77
Mary I, Queen of Scots
36
Massachusetts
689n63
Massachusetts State House
133n20
Massachusetts State Normal School
71
Mathematics
25, 146n3, 210
Maturity
Of mind
250n56, 251
Of students
16
McKean, Joseph
10, 17, 22, 39, 52, 52n47
Medhurst, Martin
27
âMeditations Among the Tombsâ
258, 258n71
Memoir
267
Memorization
21, 64, 299n38
Memory
As canon
22, 102, 106n14, 112
Menander
106n14
Metalepsis
176
Metaphor
147, 162, 163â164, 165â168, 167n49, 176, 183, 234, 254, 258
Method
49, 51, 100
Metonymy
176, 257
Mexico
189
Michigan
9
Microsoft Word
81
Middle Class
Emerging
20, 29, 58, 67
Pre-professional
60
Students
39
Milman, Henry Hart
187
Milton, John
87, 16, 174, 181, 182, 244, 274, 302n41, 342, 345, 345n56, 346, 361
Mineralogy
25
Mississippi River
59, 126
Missouri
294
Mitford, William
264
Models
For writing
96n26, 113n30, 199, 274
Of excellence
133, 138, 187
Strong and weak
145n44
Mohammed
36
Montaigne, Michel de
336
Montezuma, King of the Aztecs
60, 189â190
Montrose, William Wallace
314
Moore, Thomas
27
Moral
In Fiction
268â269
Morality
And religion in fiction
269
âMorals of Senecaâ
342
Moran, Gerald F.
8
More, Miss Hannah
170, 170n55
More, Sir Thomas
191, 302n41, 324, 359
âMorte Arthurâ
321, 323
Moses
334
Mosheim, Johann Lorenz
262
Mount Parnassus
185
Mucius, Caius
197
Murray, Lindley
25, 61, 70n64
Musadora
329
Music
143
Naples
170
Narrative
24, 48, 52, 62â63, 113, 118, 147n4, 265, 269
âNarrative Writingâ
287n8
Narrowing
A topic
64
Native Americans
37
Native territories
38
Natural Rights
70
Naturalness
242â244, 244n43, 247
Violations of
244
Nature
182â183
Nature Human
47
Nature
33
Neal
13n17
Neef, Joseph
15
Negroes
37
Neoclassicism
42, 44
New England
20, 132, 197
Antebellum
149n12
Colleges
20
Ongoing Education in
21n24
New Rhetoric
22
New Science, The
41n42
New Testament, The
300
Newman, Anna
5
Newman, Hannah
5
Newman, John
5
Newman, Margaret
5
Newman, Mark H.
5, 9n13, 68, 68n63, 69â70
Athenaean literary society membership see also Athenaean, Literary societies, Bowdoin
36
Newman, Reverend Mark
5, 25
Newman, Samuel Phillips
Author
9â10
Educator
3â4
Theoretician
3
Congregationalist minister
5
Chair of Rhetoric and Oratory, Bowdoin
5
Chronic Illness
8
Death
8, 69, 71, 77
Interim Bowdoin College President
5
Scholar-educator
14
Newman, Sarah
5
Newton, Sir Isaac
59, 128
Niagara Falls
142n37
Nichomachean Ethics
38
Nile
309
Nineveh
325
Norman
320, 323
North East Boundary question
38
âNote to the Fourth Editionâ
98n32
Novel
268â269
Novelty
163â164, 261
Numidia
209
Occasion
118n45, 156n25, 169n53, 172n60, 201
âOccasional Meditationsâ
342
Old Testament see also Hebrew Bible
300
Olympic Games
265
Ong Walter
94n22
Opinion
117
Optics
146, 149n12
Orality
2n2
âOrigin for âDr. Heideggerâs Experiment,â Anâ
26
Orations see also declamation, exhibitions, Longfellow, Cilley
Graduation
34, 48, 270n86
Orator
328
Ancient Greek and Roman
39
Oratory
As elocution
12
At Bowdoin
34n36
Ciceronian
25, 30, 34
Deliberative, forensic, and ceremonial
29, 34
In literary societies see also literary societies
35â40
Neo-Ciceronian
27n32, 29
Over writing
46
Pulpit
36
Rhetoric and see also rhetoric
25, 44
Slippage from rhetoricâs purview
3, 40
Study of
106
Teaching
2
Order
Principle of
51
Oregon
38
Organization see also arrangement
51â52, 105n12, 107n15
Originality
105, 244
Othello
171, 236
Otis, James
252
Outlines see also plan
For invention see also Invention
51, 53, 64
Required
95, 95n25
Skeleton
261n76
Text-book as
88
Painting
42, 57, 123, 135n25, 136, 143
Paley, Dr. William
109, 109n20, 126, 245â246, 360
Paradise Lost
141
Paraphrase
21, 51
Parker, Richard Green
282n6
Paris
216
Parsing Together: A Brief Course of Syntax, Together with Selections of Prose and Poetry for Analysis and Parsing
145n45
Parsons, B. Franklin
36
Pastoral
156
Patchwriting
114n36
Pathos
23, 124n2
Peabody, Sophia
29
Pedagogy
64â66, 84
Pedantry
198, 359
Pennsylvania, University of
71, 81
Percival, James Gates
13n17, 198
Periodical journals
see Journals, Periodical
Perrin, Porter
1n2
Persian
202
Personification
147, 180â185
Perspective
67n60
Perspicuity
62â63, 117, 117n42, 207, 212n49, 226n9, 236, 273, 273n91, 330, 352
As quality of style see also Style
224â228
Attainment of
217
Of a sentence
208â213
Violation of
218, 227n11, 228
Want of
218, 227n11
Persuasion
46, 49, 62â63, 110, 113
Pestalozzi, Heinrich
15
Pestalozzian movement
15
Peters, Mark
72
Peucinian literary society see also literary societies, Bowdoin
35â40, 35n39, 36n40
Philautus
331
Phillips-Exeter Academy
5
Philip, King of Wampanoag
158n30
Phillips, Wendell
258, 258n70
Philology
21, 23
Philosophy
40, 42, 44, 62, 87
Of the mind
62n57, 101, 125
Philosophy of Rhetoric
43, 62, 92, 190n2, 191n4
Picts
322
Picturesque
138â139
Pierce, Franklin
6, 11, 26, 27â29, 27n32
Literary society membership
35n39
Pierpont, John
12, 13n17, 59n54, 60, 67, 76, 79, 98n32, 215n56, 215n57, 232n20, 240n40, 180n5
Pilgrim Fathers
151
Pitkin, Timothy
262
Plagiarism
114n36
Plan see also Outline
95, 95n25, 107, 118â120, 285
Plato
22, 106n14, 284, 334, 336
Pleonasm
235, 235n31, 249
Plot
268
Plymouth, Massachusetts
158n30
Poetry
30, 33, 40, 62, 143, 146, 147n4, 156, 166, 173, 173n62, 185, 206, 265, 321, 328
Point of view
164n42
Political economy textbooks
9n14
Politics
206
Pollack, John
71
Polytheism
207
Pompillius, Numa
142, 142n38
Porcellian Club, Harvard see also Literary Societies, Harvard
10
Porter, Ebenezer
68n63, 69
Portland, Maine
72
Portugal
170
Positivism
1n2
Post modernism see also Rhetoric, Postmodern
1n2
Potter, David
35â36, 37, 37n41, 39
Practical Arithmetic
68n63
Practical English Composition
125n6
âPractical Method of Teaching Rhetoric, On aâ
9
Practical System of Rhetoric, A
1st 1827 edition
6, 6n8, 12, 13, 25, 26, 27, 48, 48n45, 50, 60, 61, 62â62, 65, 68n61, 77, 80, 92n16, 99n1, 103n8, 106n14, 108n17, 110n24, 142n36, 208n40, 221n70, 231n16, 238n34, 251n57, 252n61, 293n13, 293n14, 193n15, 193n16, 195n22, 295n23, 295n24, 297n30, 298n33, 298n34, 298n35, 298n36, 298n37
2nd 1829 edition
6, 12, 26, 48n45, 58, 80, 80n68, 103n8, 92n16, 99n1, 106n14, 108n17, 160n33, 110n24, 115n38, 133n20, 208n40, 221n70, 277n1, 279n4, 281n6, 287n8, 292n12, 293n13, 295n25, 302n41
3rd 1832 edition
10, 12, 27, 58, 63, 68n61, 68n62, 80, 81, 99n1, 102n6, 161n36, 164n40, 177n68, 188n86, 205n28, 208n39, 208n40, 212n47, 212n49, 227n11, 240n39, 244n44, 250n55, 256n67, 281n6, 302n41
4th 1834 edition
6n8, 26, 48, 48n45, 63, 68n61, 68n62, 80, 81, 84, 98n31, 99n1, 102n6, 108n17, 115n37, 120n50, 123n23, 128n13, 162n37, 164n40, 177n68, 194n9, 196n13, 205n28, 205n32, 208n40, 311n47, 212n49, 213n51, 226n10, 227n11, 240n34, 244n44, 247n49, 249n54, 250n55, 251n57, 252n59, 256n57, 277n1, 278n3, 281n6, 287n8, 290n10, 292n12, 299n38, 302n41
5th 1835 edition
48, 65, 67, 80, 80n68, 107n19, 110n24, 70, 71, 115n37, 120n48, 126n8, 132n20, 134n23, 136n27, 144n43, 145n45, 146n2, 148n9, 149n11, 152n17, 156n23, 162n37, 166n46, 164n64, 178n69, 218n16, 226n10, 231n16, 25n57, 272n89, 299n38, 300n41, 320n1
6th 1837 edition
19, 22, 107n19, 110n24, 111n26, 113n31, 120n48, 123n54, 126n8, 132n20, 134n23, 135n25, 136n27, 144n43, 145n45, 146n2, 148n9, 149n11, 152n17, 156n23, 162n37, 166n46, 164n64, 198n16, 231n16, 233n23
7th 1839 edition
4, 60, 61, 61n56, 63, 65, 70, 77, 79, 80, 81, 84, 70â72, 87n1, 98n31, 99n1, 110n24, 123n54, 124n1, 132n20, 134n23, 148n9, 162n37, 166n46, 212n49, 213n51, 221n70, 233n89, 276n96, 277n1, 320n1, 332n31
10th 1842
6, 61n56, 98n31
12th 1843 edition
6n8, 61n56, 60, 71, 77, 79, 80n69, 81, 98n32, 124n1, 158n30, 320n1
As serious scholarly work
4
E-book versions of
72
Editions of
25n29, 50, 51, 67, 78n66
Evolution of
2n2, 6n8, 12, 96n25
First editions of
14
Introduction to
12, 14, 16, 18, 19, 50
Locations of
72â77
London
97, 110n24
Popularity of
3
Preface to
12, 13n17
Print versions of
72
Revision of see also Revisions
3
Settled Version of
72
United States
97
Practice
3, 21, 35, 79
Praxis bias
84
Prayer
279â280, 343â344
Presbyterian Church
In the USA
68n63
President, US
27â28
Pride, national
31
Prideaux, Dr. Humphrey
300
Primers
69
Professionalism
49
Pronouns
216â219
Proof
52, 120
Proposition
stating the
108
Prose
242
Psychological-epistemological rhetoric see also Rhetoric
2n2, 42, 43â44, 62, 103n7, 270n86
Psychology
Enlightenment focus on
42
Public speaking see also Declamation and Oratory
In literary societies
35
Publication process
70
Publicity, book
70
Punctuation
23, 162n38
Purpose, rhetorical
48, 51â52, 53, 156n25, 172n60
Audience
82, 94n20
Classical focus on
48n45
Five modes as
49
Newmanâs
61
Writerâs
111n27, 113n30, 150, 152â153, 289
Quackenbush, George
187n1
Quintilian
18, 20, 22, 39, 44, 46, 51n47, 52n48, 54, 55n52, 62, 65, 92, 106n14, 113n33, 143, 224
Raleigh, Sir Walter
302n41, 360
Ramism
40
Ramus, Peter
40
Rationalism
41, 42
Reading
29, 44, 105n13, 112n29, 147n5
Aloud
246, 246n47
As a crucial skill
94n20, 102n5
Manner of
102
With students
94n21
Reasoning
Analytic
51
Correctness of
100
Cultivation of
99â100
Improvement of
103â104
Persuasive
271
Powers of
102, 104
Rebellion, English
174
Recitations
29
Reflection see also Habit of reflection
104n10, 104â105, 250
Refutation
120, 285
Reformation
324, 327
Regentâs Canal
290
Reid, Paul
22
Reid, Thomas
43
Religio Medici
347
Religion
297, 306, 311, 326, 328, 334, 356
Christian
264
Defense of see also Elements of Rhetoric, The
46
In Brown see also Religio Medici
347n58
In fiction
269
In historiography
262, 265
Newman family publishers
5
Writers of
354
Renaissance
40â41, 44, 302n41
Repetition
238, 239, 240, 250
Republicanism
70
Res see also Thought
40â43, 54
Over verba
238n35
Res and verba
190n2275n95
Research
250, 250n56, 270
Resemblance
42, 122, 155â159, 161â163, 165, 167â168, 196n13, 234
Restoration
302n41, 349
Revelation
334
Review, literary
274
Revisions
After stereotyping
98n31
Authorial, content-based changes
71
Content and punctuation changes
77
Content based, meaning-changing
103n8, 106n14, 126n8132n20, 135n24, 135n25, 162n36, 226n10
Content-based, meaning-changing additions
99n1, 156n23
Content-based, meaning-changing substitution
178n69
Content-based, meaning-preserving
144n43, 146n2
Content-based, meaning-preserving addition
152n17
Enhancing but not meaning-changing
109n21
In Newmanâs work
62n57
In student work
65
Meaning-changing
103n8
Meaning-changing distribution
118n46
Meaning-changing substitutions
115n37, 126n8
Meaning-enhancing
212
Meaning-preserving substitutions
99n1, 108n18, 149n11, 177, 111n26
Meaning-preserving, yet enhancing
109n22, 136n27
Types of
82
Of A Practical System of Rhetoric
66â68
Of Writing
275, 275n94
Punctuation
111n26, 124n1
Significant meaning-changing
227n11
Surface, formal
233n23
Surface, meaning-preserving
134n23
Revival
359
Revolution, American see American Revolution
Revolution, French see French Revolution
Rewriting
251n58
Rhetoric
52, 52n47
Rhetoric
9, 101
American
9, 58
Ancient systems of
106n14, 113
And oratory see also Oratory
25, 44
Aristotelian
46
As power of expression
54
As a science of communication
22, 23
As written composition see also Composition
3, 61
Belletristic
270n86
British
55n53, 62â63
Campbellâs
59
Cartesian
42
Ciceronian
42
Classical
22â25, 42, 46, 52, 113n33
Current-Traditional see Current-Traditional rhetoric
Early nineteenth century English
43
Histories of
2, 4
Instruction see also Instruction
3, 89n7
Judicial, deliberative, and demonstrative
34
Late Enlightenment
46â47
Limits of
223
Logic and grammar as separate from
101n3
New
23, 29, 30, 40, 48n45, 50, 52, 62
Newmanâs place in
62
Nineteenth Century
3, 94n20, 105n12
Nineteenth Century American
2, 4, 84
Nineteenth Century Belletristic see also Belle Lettres
1n2
Nineteenth Century presidential
27n32
Philosophical, sophistic, and technical
29
Philosophy of
14, 81, 87â89, 92
Primary, spoken
42
Principles of
43
Province of
62
Purpose of
107
Purview of
190n2
Scholars of
3
Scottish
43â47, 62â63
Shift to Writing
39â40
Study of
87, 89, 92, 93â95
Stylistic, utilitarian approaches to
1n2
Thought as outside of see also Thought, Language, Res and Verba
47
Tradition of
84
âRhetoric of Picturesque Scenery, Theâ
26
Rhetorical education see Education, rhetorical
Rhetorical Reader, The
68n63, 69
Rhetorical theory
3, 23n27, 44
Rhetorical thought
14, 59
Rhetoricians
2, 2n2, 54, 106n14, 141n34
Richmond
290â292
âRise of Book Publishing, Theâ
68n63
Robertson, William
266
Rochefoucault, François, Duke de La
316
Rocking-stones
297
Romance
321
Romans
206
Romantic epistemology
15
Rome
149
Roper, William
324
Roscoe, Mr.
165
Rote memorization
15, 89n7
Royal academies
43
Royalties
71n64
Rubicon
148, 149n12
Rule-books
44
Rules
97n30, 100, 141n35, 201, 204, 271
Russell, Francis, Duke of Bedford
312
Sanders, Charles W.
68n63, 69
Sapphira
334
Saracen Monarch, lamp of
32
Saxon
198, 226, 320
Say, Jean-Baptiste
293
Scenery, natural
33, 134â135, 135n24, 148, 161
Saratoga
171
Saturn
341
School Reader, Second Book, The
68n63
âSchoolmaster, Theâ
327, 328
Schultz, Lucille
2n2, 60, 67
Science
42, 51â15, 112, 146, 146n2, 146n3, 190n2, 194, 281, 282â285
Scots
322
Scott, Fred Newton
1n2, 12n17
Scott, Sir Walter
157, 229n13
Scripture
46, 190n2, 298
Sculpture
42, 143
âSelection of a Subjectâ
102n6
Seneca Indians
287
Sense see also Common Sense
229, 270, 292
Sentence
Clause
200, 213n51, 217
Clearness
206
Complex
200â204, 207, 207n38
Composition of
199â221, 256
Construction
93, 204, 218, 223, 226, 240
Forms and figures of
237
Long
209
Loose
200â204
Parallel construction
209n42
Periodic
200â204, 212n49
Simple
200â204
Sensibility
88, 141
As taste see also Taste
130â131
Degree of
131
Man of
131â133
Sermons
21, 113, 258
Shakespeare, William
32, 171, 181, 357â358
Sheridan, Thomas
22
Sidney, Algernon
346, 346n57, 360, 361, 378
Sidney, Sir Philip
329
âSiege of Valenciaâ
186
Signs and words
59, 60
Simile see also Comparison, formal
147, 154, 155, 162
Simplicity
196
Singer, Erin
2n2, 27, 142n37
Sketch Book
165, 257
Slavery
28, 37, 37n41
Smith, Adam
6, 9
Smollet, Tobias George
298
Socrates
334, 341
Solecism see also Grammar, blunders
206, 223
Solomon
342
Sophocles
244
South, Reverend Robert
350
South America
189
Spain
37, 38, 60, 170, 189
Spanish
26, 93
Specimens of Old English Prose Writers
98n32, 302n41
Spectator
261, 273
Spellers
69
Spy Club, Harvard see also Literary Societies, Harvard
25, 35n37
St. James, Court of
198
St. Peter
235
Standard
243, 272
Star and Garter
290, 291
Stasis
52, 106n14, 116n40
Steele, Sir Richard
248
Stereotyping
70, 71, 78
Sterne, Lawrence
241
Stewart, Donald C.
1n2, 64
Stewart, Dugald
247, 247n50, 155, 155n64, 317
Stott, William Taylor
1n1
Stow, John
332
Strategy
54, 113n30, 120n49, 188n84
Study of Rhetoric in the College Course
14n18
Style
23, 40, 46, 48â49, 80, 91, 93, 103, 147, 213, 222â276, 223n5, 238n35, 275n95
Arrangement for purpose of
47
As dependent on audience and purpose
226n9
Barren
250, 250n55, 250n56
Barren and luxuriant
249â252, 251n57
Beauty of
163
Characteristic traits of
301, 302n41
Concise and Diffuse
248â249, 250n55
Correction of labored
247â248
Defined
222
Elevated and dignified
253â254, 256
Feeble and languid
253
Forcible and vehement
252, 253, 256
Formation of
14, 87, 97, 271
Good
1, 81, 24, 228, 251, 275, 276
Historical
198
Historical study of English
80, 226, 271, 320, 324, 358
Individual
93â94, 95n24, 97n29, 222
Lockean attacks on
42
Neat and Elegant
255â256
Newmanâs book as a guide to
93n18
Of historical writing
265â267
Ornaments of
64, 90, 97, 102, 147, 149, 154, 161, 250â252, 256, 275, 293
Plain
41
Qualities of good
100, 147, 222, 223, 244, 271
Vivacity as a quality of
176
âStyle and Inspirationâ
190n2
Supremacy, intellectual
274
âSurvey of Londonâ
332
Swift, Jonathan
191, 248, 360
Switzerland
121
Syllogism
46
Synecdoche
2, 6, 176, 232, 233, 257
Synonym
197, 255n65
Syntax
206, 223, 223n3
Synthesis
51
System of Oratory, A
42
Tacitus
266, 358
Tappan Zee
153
Taste
19n22, 23, 29, 88, 94n21, 95, 141n34, 147n4
As teachable and learnable
56
Concept of
3, 124n2
Correctness of see also Correctness
139â140
Cultivation and improvement of
14, 15, 19, 87, 145, 228, 275
Definition of
124â130
Economic class and
55
Emotion of see also Emotion
90, 124, 129, 147, 148, 148n7, 149, 154, 161
General and literary
53, 80
True
56
Literary
81, 89, 90, 92, 92n14, 124, 145n44, 146â188, 146n3, 147, 159â160, 173, 186, 188, 189n84, 222, 259n72, 293, 293n13, 327
Man of
56, 82, 124, 135, 141, 155, 173, 257n68, 259
Nature of and connection to imagination see also Imagination
57, 101n2, 124, 135
Newmanâs approach to
58
Of comparison
142, 142n37
Operationalized for invention see also Invention
55â58, 63, 79, 80, 80n67, 91n12, 125n4, 135n26, 141n34, 149n10, 188n84
Philosophical
142â145, 143n39
Refinement of
139â140
Standards for criticism
62, 140
Universality of
139n32, 143n40
Taylor, Bishop Jeremy
169, 191, 271, 342, 343, 348, 350, 360
âTeaching of English, Theâ
14n18
Tebbel, John
8, 67
Tempe, Vale of
32
Texas
38
Textbook
4, 6, 58, 77, 84, 88, 89, 90, 90n9, 93, 94, 113, 285n7
Thanksgiving
197
Theism
207
Theocritus
244
Theremin, Franz
1n2
Theology
25
Theory see also Rhetoric
Original
2
Received
3
Contemporary
3
New Rhetorical
22
Of mind
106
Rhetorical
1n2, 21, 50, 64, 83â84
Thesis
51â52, 117n42
âThick and Darksome Veil, A: The Rhetoric of Hawthorneâs Sketchesâ
27
Thinking
91n13, 222
Thompson, Lawrance
26, 65
Thomson, James Bates
68n63, 183â184
Thought See also Res
47, 53, 100, 105, 105n13, 112, 173n90, 227n11, 247, 261, 275n94
And language see Thought and Language
As a foundation for good writing
80, 99, 222, 272n88
Separate from language
46â49
Thought and Language see also Res and Verba
40â43, 54, 55n52, 59, 223n5, 226n8, 273n90, 317n57, 320n1, 353
As linked
79, 97n30, 101n3, 107n15
As disconnected
87n3, 91n12, 101n2
Thucydides
263, 266
Tillotson, Bishop John
352â353
Topoi
22, 42, 46, 51â52, 53, 106n14, 176n67
Townsend, Charles
168
Transition
121â127, 123
Translation
21, 29, 37, 96, 96n26, 112, 112n29
âTranslation of the Poly-chroniconâ
321
Travel literature
59
Travel sketches
1n2, 27
Travels and Voyages
321
âTraveller or a Prospect of Society, Theâ
121
Treatise on Human Nature
42
Treatise on Physical Geography: Comprising Hydrological, Geognasy, Geology, Meteorology, Botany, and Anthropology
68n63
Trevisa, John
321, 322
Trope
323
Truth
42, 50, 252
Tullis, Jeffrey K.
27
Turnebus, Adrian
336
Turner, John Roscoe
9, 9n14
Tyndale, William
324â325
Union, The
37
United States, The
15, 26, 37
Usage
46, 49
Good use as standard of appeal
191â193
Impropriety in
203
Lack of uniformity
195â196
Verba see Language
Venice
332
Versailles
216
Versification
242
Vico, Giambattista
41n42
Vinovsky, Maris A.
8
Virgil
141, 143, 348, 358
Vivacity
212n49, 228â241, 253, 271
As a quality of style see Style
Of expression
234
Principle of
60, 62
Vulgarism
198
Wabash
9
Wales
323
Walker, Amasa
9
Wampanong
158n30
War of 1812
68n63
Ward, John
42
Warriner, John
1n2
Washington, George
127, 132, 132n21, 133n20
Waverly
229, 229n13
Waylan, Francis
160n33
Wealth of Nations, The
9, 9n14
Webster, Daniel
13n17, 59, 70, 70n64, 116, 116n39, 185, 194
Weems, Mason Locke
255, 255n66
Weld, Allen Hayden
245n45
Welshmen
322
Wendell, Barrett
1n2
West, Benjamin
133, 133n22
Westfield State University
7, 8n11
Whately, Richard
1n2, 23, 43, 46, 53, 62â63, 65, 76, 79, 95â96, 96n25, 98n32, 104n11, 117n43, 120n50, 212n49, 249
Whig
35
White people
288
Wilson, Thomas
58, 80n68, 98n32, 226â227, 227n10, 302n41, 359
Rhetoric of
226, 327
Wilson, Woodrow
38
Wineapple, Brenda
26
Wirt
13n17
Wolf, Maryanne
94n22
Wolley, Edwin
1n2
Wonder Book for Girls and Boys
26
Woods, William F.
20
Wormwood
329
Words
Ancient
194
As signs
189â190
Deficiency
250
Equivocal
201â203
Foreign
199
Purpose
189
Writerâs block see also Analysis paralysis
97n28
Writing
Argumentative
281n6, 285
Belletristic see also Belletrism
40
Concrete over abstract
49
Descriptive
265â269, 290n10, 292
Didactic-perceptive
278, 279n4
Didactic-persuasive
277n2, 280
Epistolary
146, 248, 259
Essay
64â66, 80â81, 81n69, 262
Fictitious
259, 267â269
Frequent
275
Genres
259
Historical
262â267
Instruction see Instruction, writing
Manner
350
Modes of
251, 222â223, 245â258, 259â276
Narrative
289
Regularity of
248n51
Xerxes
170
Xenophon
244, 266, 334
Yale
20
Yorktown
171
Zeuxis
136â137
Zerdusht
202
Zion
296
Zoroaster
202