THE

PHILOSOPHY

OF

RHETORIC.

BY

GEORGE CAMPBELL, D. D.

PRINCIPAL OF THE MARISCHAL COLLEGE,

ABERDEEN.

Certo fciant homines, ARTES INVENIENDI SOLIDAS ET VERAI
ADOLESCERE ET INCREMENTA SUMERE CUM IPSIS INVENTIS.

BAC. De Augm, Scient. I. v. c. 3.

VOL. II.

LONDON:

Printed for W. STRAHAN; and T. CADELL, in the Strand;
and W. CREECH at Edinburgh.

CONTENTS

OF THE

SECOND VOLUM E.

BOOK II. ·

CHAP. V. Of the qualities of style strictly rhetori-

13

Part III. From using the fame word in differ-

ent fenfes.

19

Part IV. From an uncertain reference in pro-

nouns and relatives.

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22

Part I. From confufion of thought.

Part II. From affectation of excellence.

A 2

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Part