New Elocution and Voice Culture
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"New Elocution and Voice Culture" by Robert Kidd, originally published in 1883, is a comprehensive guide to the art of effective speaking. This enduring manual delves into the principles of elocution, offering detailed instruction on voice modulation, articulation, and the overall presentation of speech. Designed for students, teachers, and anyone seeking to enhance their public speaking skills, the book provides practical exercises and insightful advice that remain relevant today.
Explore the techniques used by orators of the past to captivate audiences and convey messages with power and clarity. Whether for professional presentations or personal development, Kidd's classic text offers a timeless approach to mastering the spoken word.
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