The elocutionist
Subtitle: a collection of pieces in prose and verse, peculiarly adapted to display the Art of Reading, in the most comprehensive sense of the term. : Including a debate upon the character of Julius Caesar : Preceded by an introduction, in which Walker's System is simplified
By: y James Sheridan Knowles, Author of the Tragedy ofVirginius, etc..
Contributors: Simms and McIntyre (Belfast: Printers),; Simms and McIntyre (London: Booksellers)
Edition: 18th ed., revised and improved.
Publisher: Printed by Simms and McIntyre
Published: 1848
Place of publication: Belfast (Donegall Street; London (Paternoster Row)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 378
Other titles: A debate spoken by twelve pupils belonging to the elocution class of the Belfast Academical Institution, June, 1815. On the propriety of calling Caesar a great man.
Notes: Includes debate originally published as "A debate spoken by twelve pupils ...",.