Putnam's Ready Speech-Maker What to Say and How to Say It

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. This book is divided into four sections:<br><br>Section I. - General Suggestions for Speakers,<br>Section II. - Public Speaking Self-Taught at Home,<br>Section III. - The Speaker at his Task,<br>Section IV. - Materials for Use in Preparing Speeches.<br><br>It has been prepared chiefly for those who do not understand the Art of Public Speaking.<br><br>The manner in which the book is prepared makes it possible for one to be his own teacher.<br><br>The emphasis is upon Section II, which provides Two Methods for learning, at home, how to meet the inevitable time when one shall be called upon unexpectedly to Say a few words or upon short notice to Make a speech.<br><br>However, Sections I, III, and IV contain practical assistance, in Advice and Material, for those who are already competent speakers.