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Thursday, November 3, 2016

Rhetoric

We started today by learning about rhetorical and literary devices.
Rhetorical devices
In groups we then tried to find examples of those devices in Lincoln's First Inaugural.
Lincoln First Inaugural Address Rhetoric Activity


Posted by Neil Rigler at 11:15 AM
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