Due Monday,
Paragraph 3
1. What rhetorical device does Henry use when he says, "I have but one lamp by which by feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience." How does this continue with the idea of light representing truth and spiritual illumination from the first paragraph? What appeal is created?
2. What evidence in his in his argument does he give in this paragraph which supports his call to action to fight? What appeals does he create through rhetorical devices and strategies in the presentation of this evidence?
Paragraph 4
1. Henry continues to present the evidence of the British sending armies and navies. What is his rhetorical pattern for the presentation of this evidence? How is it persuasive? What appeal is created?
2. In his sentence, "They are meant for us; they can be meant for no other," he uses a syntactical structure for rhetorical purpose. Name what it is and explain its rhetorical function.
3. He ends this paragraph with what rhetorical device to create imagery? What appeal does it create?
Paragraph 5
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