Carving Canyons

“The great orator must also be a great man. His imagination and sympathy must be great enough to take possession of him and make him the mere instrument of their outpouring.”

INTRODUCTORY EXORDIUM BEGIN WELL SPEAK DELIBERATELY PERORATION READ WIDELY SUBJECT LEARN TO STOP CHAIRMAN MANNERISMS COURSE LECTURING--NO CHAIRMAN COURSE LECTURING--LEARN TO CLASSIFY PREPARATION DEBATING TRICKS OF DEBATE RHETORIC THE AUDIENCE STREET SPEAKING: THE PLACE THE STYLE DISTURBERS POLICE INTERFERENCE BOOK-SELLING AND PROFESSIONALISM BOOK-SELLING AT MEETINGS EXAMPLE BOOK TALKS CONCLUSION