Eighteenth-Century British and American Rhetorics and Rhetoricians

MICHAEL G. MORAN is Associate Professor of English and Director of Freshman English at the University of Georgia. His present interests include composition theory, rhetorical theory, and 18th-century literature and rehtoric. His previous books include Research in Composition and Rhetoric (1984), Research in Technical Communication (1985), and Research in Basic Writing (1990), all published by Greenwood Press.

• Anon., An Essay on the Action Proper for the PulpitAnthony BlackwellHugh BlairJames BurghEdmund BurkeGeorge CambellWilliam EnfieldMichel Le FaucheurMargaret Asker FellFrancois de Salignac de la Mothe-FenelonAlexander GerardThomas GibbonsCharles GildonJohn HenleyJohn HerriesJohn HolmesDavid HumeHenry Home, Lord KamesJohn LawsonThomas LelandJohn LockeJohn MasonJoseph PriestleyCharles RollinAnthony Ashley Cooper, 3rd Earl of ShaftesburyThomas SheridanAdam SmithJoshua SteeleJohn StirlingJohn WalkerJohn WardRobert WatsonNoah WebsterJohn WitherspoonMary Wollstonecraft