The Public Speaker's Treasure Chest: A Compendium of Source Material to Make Your Speech Sparkle

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Harper, 1942 - Anecdotes - 413 pages

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Contents

HOW TO PREPARE YOUR SPEECH I
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HOW TO MAKE YOUR SPEECH SPARKLE
36
PUBLIC SPEAKING IN A NUTSHELL
58
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TitleThe Public Speaker's Treasure Chest: A Compendium of Source Material to Make Your Speech Sparkle
AuthorHerbert Victor Prochnow
EditorHerbert Victor Prochnow
Compiled byHerbert Victor Prochnow
Editionrevised
PublisherHarper, 1942
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedOct 19, 2010
Length413 pages
  
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