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The Secret Of Success In Public Speaking
James Creelman's New York World dispatch on the address's reception, the wave of national attention and honors that followed — including an honorary degree from Harvard — and Washington's own account of his approach to speaking and to family evenings at home.
James Creelman's New York World accountNational reaction and honors following the addressWashington's philosophy of extemporaneous speakingEvenings at home with his children Portia, Baker, and Davidson