The Practical Treatment of Stammering and Stuttering, With Suggestions for Practice and Helpful Exercises (Classic Reprint)

This book is the result of the labors of two teachers, specialists in their respective departments, who have been working for years in different branches of the subject of human speech. One of the writers has been occupied for many years in the study of all forms of speech defects and in effecting their cure; the other has devoted his special attention to the higher cultivation and development of voices considered normal for the purposes of speech. In bringing together the ideas of independent investigators there is the danger that there may not always be complete harmony either in theory or in methods; but it is believed that this danger has been largely avoided in the present volume, for the reason that for a number of years the writers have been colaborers and have had every opportunity for a free interchange of ideas; while each has worked independently in his own field, yet there has been such a close association that the ideas of one have always been at the disposal of the other. It will be granted that nothing is more vitally important to man than speech, and, if this be true, then the most effective speech possible becomes desirable.
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