Manipulative Fallacies in Early America

Focusing on manipulative tactics in early Congressional debates, this book explores how language influences audiences through various informal fallacies. It emphasizes the role of covert intentions in manipulation and examines how different speakers utilize similar fallacies in their arguments. The authors investigate the conflict between politicians' goals and existing laws, presenting their findings in accessible language without jargon. This work is designed for readers interested in understanding political rhetoric and manipulation techniques.