?Speech Defects Made Churchill a Great Orator' Analysis Shows Distinctive Use of Language
Sunday Herald › January 17, 2005
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HIS passionate Dunkirk speech, which implored British soldiers to fight on the beaches, is regarded as one of the finest addresses in history.
Now a scientific investigation has revealed what put awe into Winston Churchill's "roar".See the full content of this document
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?Speech Defects Made Churchill a Great Orator' Analysis Shows Distinctive Use of Language
Researchers concluded that his slight lisp, erratic pauses and constant, low tone gave his voice a uniquely recognisable quality, while his allusions to classic English literature and down-to-earth metaphors struck a chord with listeners.
The experts who analysed Ch...See the full content of this document
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