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Argumentation and debate

David L. Steinberg, Austin J. Freeley

1966

Speaking your mind

Tory Young, Rebecca Stott, Cordelia Bryan

2001

What to Say When. . .You're Dying on the Platform

Lilly Walters

1995

Presentation skills

Patsy McCarthy

2002

A Pocket Guide to Public Speaking

Rob Sewart, Hannah Rubenstein, Dan O'Hair

2007

Presenting yourself

Michael F. Kenny

1982

Secrets of dynamic communication

Davis, Ken

1991

Your public best

Lillian Brown

1989

Sharpen your debate and speech writing skills

Jennifer Rozines Roy

2011

Naked at the podium

Melanie Workhoven, Peter V. T. Kahle

2001

Authentic communication

Jeffrey Hannan

2015

Public Speaking

Patricia Hayes Andrews, James Robertson Andrews, Glen Williams et al.

1999

Speaking up without freaking out

Matt Abrahams, Matthew Abrahams

2014

Speaking clearly

Jeffrey C. Hahner

2002

Managing a difficult or hostile audience

Gordon F. Shea

1984

How to write a speech

Edward J. Hegarty

1951

Public speaking

Michael Osborn

1994

Telling your own stories

Donald Davis

1993

A handbook of public speaking for scietists and engineers

Peter Kenny

1985

Speech and drama club activities

Gerald Lee Ratliff

1982

101 Ways to Captivate a Business Audience

Sue Gaulke

1997

The art of persuasion

Robert Warren Kent

1963

Last minute speeches and toasts

Andrew Frothingham

2001

A guidebook to presentation speaking

Janet K. McKenney

2011

Speaker's Sourcebook II

Glenn Van Ekeren

1994

Speaker's guidebook

Hannah Rubenstein, Rob Stewart, Dan O'Hair

2004

Fearless Public Speaking

Anne L Anastasi CLTP

2006

The Quick and Easy Way to Effective Speaking

Dorothy Carnegie

1979

Insider Secrets of International Speaking

Murrell, Allen, Stanley

2017

Humor and eloquence in public speaking

Edward J. Hegarty

1976

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