How To Conquer Your Fears of Speaking Before People

by John C Harrison

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Published January 1, 2000 by National Stuttering Assoc .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Public speaking,
• Stuttering

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The Physical Object
Format	Spiral-bound
Number of Pages	383
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL9509928M
ISBN 10	1929773005
ISBN 10	9781929773008

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