Rhetoric History Co-op 11
Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2022 4:53 am
This looks longer than it really is. There are a few general questions that could come from many sources.
I've included Lincoln's Second Inaugural address. The ideas there will be a basis for our discussion. The way he presents them is also worth studying.
I will scan the 4 pages from The Civil War as a Theological Crisis that I also want to be sure you read. We want to look at the arguments made for slavery. Many of the same methods are used in other areas.
Otherwise, enjoy what you can! This is a super rich period of history.
Here is the google doc link
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Rto ... ue&sd=true
I've included Lincoln's Second Inaugural address. The ideas there will be a basis for our discussion. The way he presents them is also worth studying.
I will scan the 4 pages from The Civil War as a Theological Crisis that I also want to be sure you read. We want to look at the arguments made for slavery. Many of the same methods are used in other areas.
Otherwise, enjoy what you can! This is a super rich period of history.
Here is the google doc link
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Rto ... ue&sd=true