How to Become a Public Speaker / Showing the best manner of arranging thought so as to gain / conciseness, ease and fluency in speech
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The book presents practical instruction for developing oratorical skill, arguing that public speaking can be taught through systematic practice combining theory and exercises. It outlines four methods of speech, sample short speeches, and techniques for overcoming initial fear, building confidence, and using debating societies. Chapters cover thought and emotion, language and imagination, voice and gesture, the relationship between writing and extemporaneous speech, gathering material, constructing and using a plan, openings and progression of a speech, and post-delivery considerations.
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