Coo-ee Reciter
by Various
'Coo-ee Reciter' Summary
The 'Coo-ee Reciter' is a compilation of literary selections intended for public recitation, reflecting the importance of oratory skills in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It features pieces by a diverse array of authors, encompassing various genres and styles. From lighthearted and amusing narratives to moving and dramatic works, the anthology provides a broad spectrum of content suitable for different audiences and occasions. The recitations explore themes of daily life, human relationships, historical events, and cultural nuances, offering a valuable insight into the social and cultural milieu of the era. The book serves not only as a repository of engaging literary pieces but also as a historical document reflecting the educational practices and values of the time. It showcases the significance of public speaking, elocution, and the cultivation of expressive communication skills in the pre-mass media age.Book Details
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