The American Speaker

The American Speaker is a comprehensive guide to public speaking that offers practical tips and exercises to help speakers improve their delivery and style. From the basics of pronunciation and inflection to the nuances of accent and emphasis, this book covers all the essential elements of effective oratory. In addition, it includes a wealth of speeches and extracts from great orators such as Patrick Henry, Daniel Webster, and Abraham Lincoln, giving readers a chance to study and emulate some of the most influential speakers in American history.
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