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Russell Conwell was a prime minister that expresses himself as religious person. Therefore, this advantage demonstrates that Conwell must be trustworthy and improves his credibility. However, he comments and critics on people's attitude towards wealth making his trust unreliable. In his excerpt “Acres of Diamonds” Conwell urges the audience to discover the wealth in front of them, instead of searching for it. He also defends privileged wealthy white men in order to get his main message across that wealthy men are honest, honorable, and economically careful. Although i do believe wealthy men are economically careful, some are economically dishonest and get “rich dishonestly.” (Conwell, 1)
In order for the audience to trust in Conwell, he has

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