The School Orator, or, Excercises in Elocution Theroretically Arranged; From Which, Aided by Short Practical Rules to Be Committed to Memory, and Repeated After the Manner of Reciting the Rules in Latin Syntax, Students May Learn to Articulate Every Wor

James Wright's book is a practical guide to learning to speak well. The book is based on the principles of Latin syntax and offers a unique way of approaching elocution. The exercises are arranged in a logical manner and are easy to follow. This book is an essential tool for anyone looking to improve their speaking skills.

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