Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Art of Speech Making: A New and Practical Treatise on the Art of Speech Making, Covering Every Department of Vocal Expression, Adapted to Both Professional and Amateur Speakers
The written or printed literature of the world, with its inconceivable circulation and enormous in?uence, never has interfered with, and never will interfere with, the progress of speech, for the tongue will always maintain its right of way over inanimate type, and will continue forever to command the armies of endeavor on every field of accomplishment.
While the book and the newspaper may be considered the elected and accepted organs of general progress, and while, without them, na tions would have been strangers and education would have had no vehicle for its movement, the in?uence and power of speech have not been, and never can be, overestimated or exaggerated.
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