Rhetorica May 1987

Timothy Dwight's Moral Rhetoric at Yale College, 1795–1817

Gregory Clark Brigham Young University
Journal
Rhetorica
Published
1987-05-01
DOI
10.1525/rh.1987.5.2.149
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rhetorical criticism
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  1. Miller (1990)
    The formation of college English: A survey of the archives of eighteenth‐centur…
    Rhetoric Society Quarterly

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    New Haven
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    Timothy Dwight as a Teacher," The American fournal of Education
  4. (1956)
    Timothy Dwight: Professor of Rhetoric," The New England Quarterly
  5. Vincent Friemarck (1966)
    Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society
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