How to Master the Spoken Word: Designed as a Self-Instructor for all who would Excel in the Art of Public SpeakingGood Press, 2019 M12 24 - 302 pages This is a genuine twentieth-century self-help/teach-yourself book. It was written in 1913 and sets out to provide the reader with the tools to make him or her a more eloquent, persuasive and confident public speaker. |
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... according to the rules of oratory in order that it may sound well. Literature is to be read, oratory is to be spoken; consequently words intended to be spoken must be arranged in such a manner as to make them more effective when uttered ...
... according to the rules of oratory in order that it may sound well. Literature is to be read, oratory is to be spoken; consequently words intended to be spoken must be arranged in such a manner as to make them more effective when uttered ...
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... according to their location , other examples follow . William H. Seward in his " Plea for the Union " uses this sentence : If the constellation is to be broken up , the stars , whether scattered widely apart or grouped in smaller ...
... according to their location , other examples follow . William H. Seward in his " Plea for the Union " uses this sentence : If the constellation is to be broken up , the stars , whether scattered widely apart or grouped in smaller ...
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... according to the amended statute, while the commonwealth will appear faithful, just, true to all men. Should you decide in its favor, which I trust you will not, the good will be wronged on account of the bad, the underserving will be ...
... according to the amended statute, while the commonwealth will appear faithful, just, true to all men. Should you decide in its favor, which I trust you will not, the good will be wronged on account of the bad, the underserving will be ...
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... according to St. Matthew, xiii:34, it is stated: All these things spake Jesus unto the multitude in parables: and without a parable spoke he not unto them. Henry Ward Beecher, in his sermon, “Poverty and the Gospel,” used this figure of ...
... according to St. Matthew, xiii:34, it is stated: All these things spake Jesus unto the multitude in parables: and without a parable spoke he not unto them. Henry Ward Beecher, in his sermon, “Poverty and the Gospel,” used this figure of ...
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Contents
oratorical training as given in the Lawrence School of New York Finally | |
properly put the meaning into words by aid of inflection emphasis | |
CHAPTER I | |
finance labor religion conservation of natural resources and civic | |
CHAPTER VII | |
would appear scant room for another but as they all treat mainly of | |
CHAPTER X | |
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