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Successful Methods of Public Speaking

The book presents practical instruction and exercises for developing public speaking skills. It surveys the history of oratory and studies model speeches, offering extracts and lesson material for reading and declamation practice. It gives guidance on building mental power, self-confidence, personality, and delivery techniques, including speaking without notes and making effective impromptu speeches, while explaining methods of argumentation and persuasion. Supplementary material includes examples, humorous selections, sermon models, mail-course guidance, and collections of useful phrases to support speakers and writers in preparing and polishing speeches.

By Grenville Kleiser
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The book presents practical instruction and exercises for developing public speaking skills. It surveys the history of oratory and studies model speeches, offering extracts and lesson material for reading and declamation practice. It gives guidance on building mental power, self-confidence, personality, and delivery techniques, including speaking without notes and making effective impromptu speeches, while explaining methods of argumentation and persuasion. Supplementary material includes examples, humorous selections, sermon models, mail-course guidance, and collections of useful phrases to support speakers and writers in preparing and polishing speeches.

About the Author

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Grenville Kleiser

Grenville Kleiser was an influential author and speaker known for his contributions to the field of public speaking and communication. His works, such as "Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases" and "Successful Methods of Public Speaking," provide practical guidance for improving speech and vocabulary. Kleiser's writings emphasize the importance of effective communication in both personal and professional contexts. He also authored "Impromptu"; or, How to Think on Your Feet, which offers strategies for thinking quickly and articulately in spontaneous speaking situations. Through his books, Kleiser has left a lasting impact on those seeking to enhance their oratory skills.

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