Phrases, 139-41 Plato method of transcendence, 4-5, 18-19 on madness as a form of inspiration, 13 definition of positive and dialectical terms, 16 on the nature of the soul, 17 _Position and Function of the American Bar, as an Element of Conservatism in the State, The_, 179-81 “prejudice,” 223-24 Primary equivocation, 187-91 Prior, James, 75-76 “progress,” 212-14 _Reason of Church Government Urged Against Prelaty_, 151 Rhetorical syllogism, 173 Right of assumption, 169 Russell, Bertrand, 191, 204 Sandburg, Carl, 129 Santillana, George de, 203-4 “science,” 215-16 Seeman, Melvin, 192 “semantically purified” speech, 7-10 Sentence defined, 117-18 grammatical types of, 119-27 Shapiro, Karl, 130 Similitude, argument from, defined, 56-57 Spinoza, B., 25 Stewart, Attorney-general of Tennessee, 32, 33, 39, 41, 46-47 Stylization, 182-83 Tate, Allen, 118 Taylor, A. E., 3 Taylor, Donald J., 194 Tennessee anti-evolution law, 29-30 Tocqueville, Alexis de, 76 Tuve, Rosemund, 150 Twain, Mark, 136, 224 Uncontested terms, 166-71, 184 _Where the Battle Was Fought_, 165 Whig political philosophy, 76-80 Williamson, Samuel T., 186