Margaret Thatcher conveys her ideas of Ronald Regan’s presidency in a well written paragraph ultimately telling the audience how she feels toward Ronald Regan. Thatcher’s use of amplification, anaphora and, a shift exemplify her excellent use of rhetoric in her eulogy to Ronald Regan. Mrs. Thatcher uses amplification to express her feelings toward the president by using the word “great” in the first sentence. “We have lost a great president, a great American, and a great man” is the first sentence in this eulogy to have used amplification. Mrs. Thatcher places it in the first sentence to show that her feelings towards Ronald Regan are only exemplified as being great. Mrs. Thatcher clearly is showing the audience what we lost on that day, which