Maury, Abbé. The Principles of Eloquence, adapted to the Pulpit and the Bar Sermons A Dissuasive from Controversy respecting

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Maury, Abbé. The Principles of Eloquence, adapted to the Pulpit and the Bar Sermons A Dissuasive from Controversy respectingMaury, Abb; Lake, John Neal [translator]. The Principles of Eloquence, adapted to the Pulpit and the Bar. New York: Printed by D. and G. Bruce, for Thompson, Hart and Co., 1807. [5828] Full calf with red calf spine title label, spine rules in gilt, 6 3 4 x 4 1 4 inches, binding firm with rubbed edges, crazing to spine, 1 2" crack at the top of the front hinge. 275 pp., light foxing, tight. Very good. "In 1777 Maury published the Essai sur l'loquence