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English: John Wilson, Scottish writer.

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Title: A natural system of elocution and oratory : founded on an analysis of human constitution, considered in its three-fold nature--mental, physiological and expressional
Year: 1886 (1880s)
Authors: Hyde, Thomas A. (Thomas Alexander), 1859-1925 Hyde, William, of Cambridge
Subjects: Elocution Oratory
Publisher: New York : Fowler & Wells Co. London : L.N. Fowler & Co.
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626 ELOCUTION AND ORATORY. velously expressive, sweet, clear, and yet with a burrindicative of power. The lecture platform offers a field for the grandestnights of eloquence. Wendell Phillips, Henry Ward
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John Wilson. Beecher and John B. Gough have shown how wide afield the lecture platform offers to eloquence. Thelecture may be a plain unadorned talk, like a profes-sors lecture in a recitation room, or it may be full ofthe most stirring appeals to the emotions and pas- DEPARTMENTS. 627 sions. The requisites for a successful platform oratorof the highest rank are a rare combination of naturalgifts and acquired talents. A man may be success-ful as a pulpit or forensic orator and yet fail as apopular lecturer. The orator who speaks from thelecture platform, if he wishes to reach the most emi-nent position in that department of oratory, must pos-sess a vigorous developement of the mind, a com-manding stature, and a good voice. The voice must bethoroughly trained. A poor voice may be toleratedin the pulpit and at the bar, but never on the publicplatform. Wendell Phillips had a voice of remarkable power,flexibility and expressiveness. It was full, clear andsilvery sweet. His expression of t

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