E whakaatuhia ana ngā hua e 1 - 8 o te 8 mō te rapu '"Oratory"' Whakamahine hua
  1. 1
    I whakaputaina 1989
    Ngā marau “...King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968 Oratory....”
    Pukapuka
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    Texts in context : critical dialogues on significant episodes in American political rhetoric : with newly-edited speech texts by Anna E. Dickinson and by Martin Luther King Jr /
  2. 2
    ā- Campbell, Karlyn Kohrs
    I whakaputaina 2008
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    Pukapuka
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    Presidents creating the presidency : deeds done in words /
  3. 3
    ā- Asante, Molefi K., 1942-
    I whakaputaina 1998
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    Tāhiko īPukapuka
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    The Afrocentric idea
  4. 4
    ā- Cerling, Lee Russell
    I whakaputaina 2000
    Ngā marau “...Oratory Study and teaching (Higher) United States 19th century....”
    Tuhinga Whakapae Pukapuka
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    The fate of eloquence in American higher education, 1892-1925 : a thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy degree in Communication Studies in the Graduate College of The University of Iowa /
  5. 5
    I whakaputaina 2012
    Ngā marau “...Political oratory United States Case studies....”
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    Making the case : advocacy and judgment in public argument /
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    ā- Lim, Elvin T., 1976-
    I whakaputaina 2008
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    The anti-intellectual presidency : the decline of presidential rhetoric from George Washington to George W. Bush /
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    ā- Campbell, Karlyn Kohrs
    I whakaputaina 1989
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    Man cannot speak for her /
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    ā- Mieder, Wolfgang
    I whakaputaina 2001
    Ngā marau “...Douglass, Frederick, 1818-1895 Oratory....”
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    "No struggle, no progress" : Frederick Douglass and his proverbial rhetoric for civil rights /

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