Speech CompositionF. S. Crofts & Company, 1937 - 385 pages |
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... political leaders that voters can be persuaded to change their minds , that straw votes taken in advance of election are now being used as the basis for concentrating speak- ers and party workers . Emil Hurja , for example , proved his ...
... political leaders that voters can be persuaded to change their minds , that straw votes taken in advance of election are now being used as the basis for concentrating speak- ers and party workers . Emil Hurja , for example , proved his ...
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William Norwood Brigance. Seminar Project 8 TO STUDY FAVORABLE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN SPEECHES Read a political campaign speech made in behalf of the political party to which you belong or which you traditionally prefer . 3. Is it fair to ...
William Norwood Brigance. Seminar Project 8 TO STUDY FAVORABLE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN SPEECHES Read a political campaign speech made in behalf of the political party to which you belong or which you traditionally prefer . 3. Is it fair to ...
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William Norwood Brigance. Seminar Project 9 TO STUDY OPPOSING POLITICAL CAMPAIGN SPEECHES Read a political campaign speech made in behalf of the political party to which you do not belong . 4. Might it win converts among the doubtful ...
William Norwood Brigance. Seminar Project 9 TO STUDY OPPOSING POLITICAL CAMPAIGN SPEECHES Read a political campaign speech made in behalf of the political party to which you do not belong . 4. Might it win converts among the doubtful ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
THE SPEAKERS PERSONAL PROBLEMS | 9 |
THE SPEECH PURPOSE | 52 |
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