Basic Principles of SpeechHoughton Mifflin, 1936 - 577 Seiten |
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... means to an end and an unobtrusive means . Follow this premise consistently and you will be amazed to dis- cover the number of old standards , methods , tricks , that come tumbling down . - Fourth Basic Principle SPEECH IS EFFECTIVE ...
... means to an end and an unobtrusive means . Follow this premise consistently and you will be amazed to dis- cover the number of old standards , methods , tricks , that come tumbling down . - Fourth Basic Principle SPEECH IS EFFECTIVE ...
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... means to me ( 6 ) What " religion " means to me ( 7 ) The college fraternity system ( 8 ) Waning democracy ( 9 ) The young man seeking his first job ( 10 ) Any other cause that stirs you deeply . 2. Specialist speeches ( 1 ) What music ...
... means to me ( 6 ) What " religion " means to me ( 7 ) The college fraternity system ( 8 ) Waning democracy ( 9 ) The young man seeking his first job ( 10 ) Any other cause that stirs you deeply . 2. Specialist speeches ( 1 ) What music ...
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... means by education : - What is education ? Above all things , what is our ideal of a thoroughly liberal education ? of that education which , if we could begin life again , we would give ourselves ? - of that education which , if we ...
... means by education : - What is education ? Above all things , what is our ideal of a thoroughly liberal education ? of that education which , if we could begin life again , we would give ourselves ? - of that education which , if we ...
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