The Essentials of Argumentation

analogy antecedent probability appeal argue argument from example arguments from antecedent audience believe Brown Street Brutus Burke Burke's Cæsar called cause character circumstances circumstantial evidence cloven hoofs Colman Colonies conclusion conspiracy conspirators conviction convince crime Crownin deductive deductive reasoning depends direct discourse effect enthymeme evolution experience facts fallacy false favor feeling force Frank Knapp George Crowninshield gism give gold standard guilt hearer human Huxley hypothesis induction inference instances Joseph JULIUS CÆSAR jury Jury Trials kind knowledge known liberty Logic Lord means ment method mind motive murder nature night observation Palmer person persuasion porringer premises present presumption principle prisoner proof proposition prove question reasoning reductio ad absurdum refutation resemblance Rhetoric Richard Crowninshield Southwick speaker special creation speech splenic fever statement supposed syllogism testify testimony theory things tion trial true truth Vanderpool Webster Wenham witness