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Rhetorical Analysis

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The Alabama clergymen advocated patience, arguing that laws should be followed until matters could be settled in the courts. They also questioned the legitimacy of outside forces, such as King, inferring with Birmingham affairs. King's rhetorical purpose at the beginning was to convince the clergymen that he was a legitimate presence engaged in timely and justified action...
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King's rhetorical purpose at the beginning was to convince the clergymen that he was a legitimate presence engaged in timely and justified action. Most of this letter is constructed on credibility, and he writes with ethos and passion. Yet his tone is humble, controlled, and intellectual. He even speaks of his willingness to be arrested as evidence of his deference to the law...
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