Argumentation And Debate
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Some check upon those vested with riches and power is necessary and desirable. For, a. They are not exempt from selfishness.
b. To leave them free from criticism would mean giving them greatly increased power for evil.
RULES FOR BRIEFING 103 in. PubKcity is the people's best defense.
IV. Serious abuse of the freedom of the press is already- punishable as hbel.
D. Through the press alone can the forces of opinion have free play.
For, I. There is no other possible way to come before aU the people... at once. For, a. Many will read the papers or magazines when they will not go to listen to a speaker.
b. Practically everybody reads or hears reading.
CONCLUSION A. There need be no fear of unmanageable excess, when freedom of the press is coupled with responsibility before the country.
B. For the reasons stated, the decision should go to the aflSrmative.
Rules for Briefing, i. Outline the introduction.
2. At the beginning of the brief proper state the main proposition followed by the word " Because." 3.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some check upon those vested with riches and power is necessary and desirable. For, a. They are not exempt from selfishness.
b. To leave them free from criticism would mean giving them greatly increased power for evil.
RULES FOR BRIEFING 103 in. PubKcity is the people's best defense.
IV. Serious abuse of the freedom of the press is already- punishable as hbel.
D. Through the press alone can the forces of opinion have free play.
For, I. There is no other possible way to come before aU the people... at once. For, a. Many will read the papers or magazines when they will not go to listen to a speaker.
b. Practically everybody reads or hears reading.
CONCLUSION A. There need be no fear of unmanageable excess, when freedom of the press is coupled with responsibility before the country.
B. For the reasons stated, the decision should go to the aflSrmative.
Rules for Briefing, i. Outline the introduction.
2. At the beginning of the brief proper state the main proposition followed by the word " Because." 3.
What to read after Argumentation And Debate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Villiers Denney to read onlineMoreLess
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