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Abstract Perhaps critically minded listeners were not impressed, but the mass audience that heard Nixon defend his personal integrity in a radio and televised speech in 1952 clearly was convinced by what he said. The means he used are analytically pointed out in this article.
Henry E. McGuckin (1968) studied this question.
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