Parliamentary Logick: To Which Are Subjoined Two Speeches, Delivered in the House of Commons of Ireland, and Other Pieces
In this seminal work on parliamentary procedure, William Gerard Hamilton lays out the principles of effective rhetoric and debate. Drawing on his own extensive experience as a member of the Irish House of Commons, Hamilton provides valuable insights into the art of persuasion and lawmaking.
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