This work is a conversation between two ministers, discussing the importance of rhetoric and style in preaching. Originally published in the mid 18th century, the book still carries valuable insights for contemporary preachers and speakers. It emphasizes the delivery of sermons rather than their content, and gives practical advice on how to engage with audiences and convey messages effectively. The book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of rhetoric or the art of public speaking.

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