Speech CompositionF. S. Crofts & Company, 1937 - 385 pages |
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... CAMPAIGN SPEECHES Political campaign speeches in practice are perhaps the poor- est of all public utterances . In spite of the elevation in both tone and quality since Civil War days , the mass level is still below par . Men otherwise ...
... CAMPAIGN SPEECHES Political campaign speeches in practice are perhaps the poor- est of all public utterances . In spite of the elevation in both tone and quality since Civil War days , the mass level is still below par . Men otherwise ...
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... campaign in doubtful areas , it gained nine members in the House and ten in the Senate . This is the answer to the cynical and uninformed who say that you cannot change votes by campaign speeches . D. GENERAL CAMPAIGN SPEECHES Campaign ...
... campaign in doubtful areas , it gained nine members in the House and ten in the Senate . This is the answer to the cynical and uninformed who say that you cannot change votes by campaign speeches . D. GENERAL CAMPAIGN SPEECHES Campaign ...
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William Norwood Brigance. Seminar Project 11 TO STUDY GENERAL CAMPAIGN SPEECHES Read an assigned general campaign speech . 1. What seemed to be the specific response from the audience sought by the speaker ? A hazy or general answer is ...
William Norwood Brigance. Seminar Project 11 TO STUDY GENERAL CAMPAIGN SPEECHES Read an assigned general campaign speech . 1. What seemed to be the specific response from the audience sought by the speaker ? A hazy or general answer is ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
THE SPEAKERS PERSONAL PROBLEMS | 9 |
THE SPEECH PURPOSE | 52 |
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