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The Psychological Development Of Expression Volume 2, Mary Ann Blood, Ida Morey Riley
The Psychological Development Of Expression Volume 2, Mary Ann Blood, Ida Morey Riley
The Psychological Development of Expression
Collection of texts for practical use by students of the Columbia School of Oratory in Chicago. Selected by the school's founders, texts were chosen to foster the development of "personal power in public speaking." The founders sought specifically to engage the whole person: intellect, emotions, will, and physique.
The Psychological Development Of Expression Volume 1, Mary Ann Blood, Ida Morey Riley
The Psychological Development Of Expression Volume 1, Mary Ann Blood, Ida Morey Riley
The Psychological Development of Expression
Collection of texts for practical use by students of the Columbia School of Oratory in Chicago. Selected by the school's founders, texts were chosen to foster the development of "personal power in public speaking." The founders sought specifically to engage the whole person: intellect, emotions, will, and physique.
The Psychological Development Of Expression Volume 4, Mary Ann Blood, Ida Morey Riley
The Psychological Development Of Expression Volume 4, Mary Ann Blood, Ida Morey Riley
The Psychological Development of Expression
Collection of texts for practical use by students of the Columbia School of Oratory in Chicago. Selected by the school's founders, texts were chosen to foster the development of "personal power in public speaking." The founders sought specifically to engage the whole person: intellect, emotions, will, and physique.
The Psychological Development Of Expression Volume 3, Mary Ann Blood, Ida Morey Riley
The Psychological Development Of Expression Volume 3, Mary Ann Blood, Ida Morey Riley
The Psychological Development of Expression
Collection of texts for practical use by students of the Columbia School of Oratory in Chicago. Selected by the school's founders, texts were chosen to foster the development of "personal power in public speaking." The founders sought specifically to engage the whole person: intellect, emotions, will, and physique.