Compare and contrast how the author of each historic speech uses argument to take a stand on a legal issue. Identify the issue in each speech and the claim made by each speaker. Which type of rhetorical
appeals are used, and what are the similarities and
differences in how the authors use them? Be sure to:
• Identify the title, author, and issue presented in each speech.
Begin with a thesis statement that provides your main idea about how each author uses rhetorical
appeals.
Establish and maintain a formal style and objective tone, staying true to conventions of the
discipline in which you are writing.
Link main points with effective transitions to clearly identify similarities and differences in the way
the speeches build an argument.
Provide a concluding section that supports your main point.
This is about the On Women’s Right to Vote article by Susan B. Anthony