Oral English And Public Speaking
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The defense of the Alamo.
7. The founding of Plymouth.
8. Signing the Declaration of Independence.
9. The Potsdam Conference. (See World's Work for June, 1918, article by Henry Morgenthau. ) 10. The invasion of Belgium in 1914.
11. The arrival of American troops in France (June 27, 1917).
12. The spread of democracy resulting from the World War.
EXTEMPORE SPEAKING I77 The World War A. The war from the viewpoint of Germany's military and political leaders. (Material on the following topics may b...e secured from ' ' Conquest and Kultur, ' ' consist- ing of testimony by German writers and published by the Committee on Public Information, 10 Jackson Place, Washington, D. C. ) : 1. The mission of Germany.
2. World power or downfall.
3. The worship of power.
4. War as a part of the divine order.
5. War as the sole arbiter.
Germany opposes arbitration at The Hague.
6. Economic necessity of expansion.
7. Germany the ruler of middle Europe^ 8. Expansion to the southeast. The menace of the Bagdad plan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The defense of the Alamo.
7. The founding of Plymouth.
8. Signing the Declaration of Independence.
9. The Potsdam Conference. (See World's Work for June, 1918, article by Henry Morgenthau. ) 10. The invasion of Belgium in 1914.
11. The arrival of American troops in France (June 27, 1917).
12. The spread of democracy resulting from the World War.
EXTEMPORE SPEAKING I77 The World War A. The war from the viewpoint of Germany's military and political leaders. (Material on the following topics may b...e secured from ' ' Conquest and Kultur, ' ' consist- ing of testimony by German writers and published by the Committee on Public Information, 10 Jackson Place, Washington, D. C. ) : 1. The mission of Germany.
2. World power or downfall.
3. The worship of power.
4. War as a part of the divine order.
5. War as the sole arbiter.
Germany opposes arbitration at The Hague.
6. Economic necessity of expansion.
7. Germany the ruler of middle Europe^ 8. Expansion to the southeast. The menace of the Bagdad plan.
What to read after Oral English And Public Speaking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shurter, Edwin Du Bois, 1863-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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