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"Eloquence, says an ancient poet, is the queen of the world". This volume introduces the reasons one should strive for eloquence in public speaking – power and fame and outlines how you can become a better orator. An analysis of speaking styles, divisions of a discourse, the art of delivery and exercises in oratory are included within its 118 pages. If you wish to "learn how to express oneself before an audience with clearness and propriety", this book is for you. This volume is published as one of the "Friendly Counsel Series".
This volume argues that eloquence is the key to power and fame, providing a guide for aspiring orators. It details the reasons why one should strive for effective public speaking, offering practical advice on how to achieve it. The book covers various aspects of oratory, including speaking styles, the structure of a discourse, and the art of delivery, supplemented by exercises designed to improve public speaking skills.
Published as part of the 'Friendly Counsel Series', this book aims to guide individuals in expressing themselves with clarity and propriety before an audience. The content focuses on the practical aspects of public speaking, including delivery and discourse structure, suggesting it is intended for those seeking self-improvement in oratory. The premise indicates a focus on the foundational elements of persuasive speaking.
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Publication Date:
2010-01-01
ISBN-10:
1926748077
ISBN-13:
9781926748078
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