The Art of Public Speaking

1. Chapter 1 - Acquiring Confidence Before an Audience
2. Chapter 2 - The Sin Of Monotony
3. Chapter 3 - Efficiency Through Emphasis And Subordination
4. Chapter 4 - Efficiency Through Change Of Pitch
5. Selections for Practice
6. Chapter 5 - Efficiency Through Change Of Pace
7. Chapter 6 - Pause And Power
8. Chapter 7 - Efficiency Through Inflection
9. Chapter 8 - Concentration In Delivery
10. Chapter 9 - Force
11. Chapter 10 - Feeling And Enthusiasm
12. Chapter 11 - Fluency Through Preparation
13. Chapter 12 - The Voice
14. Chapter 13 - Voice Charm
15. Selections for Practice - Voice Charm
16. Chapter 14 - Distinctness And Precision Of Utterance
17. Chapter 15 - The Truth About Gesture
18. Chapter 16 - Methods Of Delivery
19. Chapter 17 - Thought And Reserve Power
20. Chapter 18 - Subject And Preparation
21. Chapter 19 - Influencing By Exposition
22. Chapter 20 - Influencing By Description
23. Chapter 21 - Influencing By Narration
24. Chapter 22 - Influencing By Suggestion
25. Chapter 23 - Influencing By Argument
26. Chapter 24 - Influencing By Persuasion
27. Chapter 25 - Influencing The Crowd
28. Chapter 26 - Riding The Winged Horse
29. Chapter 27 - Growing A Vocabulary
30. Chapter 28 - Memory Training
31. Chapter 29 - Right Thinking And Personality
32. Chapter 30 - After-Dinner And Other Occasional Speaking
33. Chapter 31 - Making Conversation Effective
34. Appendix A - 50 Qsts For Debate
35. Appendix B - 30 Themes For Speeches
36. Appendix C - Suggestive Subjects For Speeches

Author: Dale Carnagey (AKA Dale Carnegie) and J. Berg Esenwein