ct that a series of wars occurred in which German forces struck the first blows, without warning, across the borders of other nations" (48). As he gives these facts and shows the difference how the defendant's argument does not fit, he makes the listener stop and thinks about everything. Focusing on the truth is one way that Jackson argues his points through rhetoric.
             Besides seeking for the truth, Jackson also uses proof to prove his case. He uses pathos proof, which deals with the emotional state of mind in a specific setting, One such example on page 47, is with the defense explanation tha
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