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"""In some ways, this volume may be the most important because of the history of the November 3, 1969 speech in the discipline. Dr. Campbell's volume is fine work, indeed; one that I expect to add to my library.""--Gregory A. Olson, Senior Lecturer, University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh-- (02/15/2013) ""It's packed with information about both the historical epoch and the development of rhetorical information as an inherently political enterprise.""--Rhetoric & Public Affairs --Rhetoric & Public Affairs"

It's packed with information about both the historical epoch and the development of rhetorical information as an inherently political enterprise. --Rhetoric & Public Affairs --Rhetoric & Public Affairs In some ways, this volume may be the most important because of the history of the November 3, 1969 speech in the discipline. Dr. Campbell's volume is fine work, indeed; one that I expect to add to my library. --Gregory A. Olson, Senior Lecturer, University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh-- (02/15/2013)

""In some ways, this volume may be the most important because of the history of the November 3, 1969 speech in the discipline. Dr. Campbell's volume is fine work, indeed; one that I expect to add to my library.""--Gregory A. Olson, Senior Lecturer, University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh--Gregory A. Olson (2/15/2013 12:00:00 AM) ""It's packed with information about both the historical epoch and the development of rhetorical information as an inherently political enterprise.""--Rhetoric & Public Affairs -- ""Rhetoric & Public Affairs""

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Karlyn Kohrs Campbell is the author of eight books and many scholarly articles. She has served as the editor of the Quarterly Journal of Speech and has received multiple awards from national communication organizations. She is a professor of communication at the University of Minnesota, USA.

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