Henry Peacham’s Garden of Eloquence was described by C.S. Lewis as “probably the best” of the rhetoric books from the Elizabethan period. Puritan minister Thomas Hall wrote: “He that would see more Scripture metaphors from seeing, hearing, smelling, touching, tasting, etc., let him peruse Peacham’s Rhetoric.” This detailed work contains nearly 200 points figures of speech, and is an educational masterpiece.
Hardback
5.5×8.5
346 pages
Henry Peacham’s Garden of Eloquence was described by C.S. Lewis as “probably the best” of the rhetoric books from the Elizabethan period. Puritan minister Thomas Hall wrote: “He that would see more Scripture metaphors from seeing, hearing, smelling, touching, tasting, etc., let him peruse Peacham’s Rhetoric.” This detailed work contains nearly 200 points figures of speech, and is an educational masterpiece.
Hardback
5.5×8.5
346 pages
