Some After Dinner Speeches

This book offers a collection of humorous, entertaining speeches delivered after dinner parties in the early 20th century. The speakers, who include politicians, writers, and comedians, regale their listeners with witty anecdotes, jokes, and observations on the human condition. The book is a charming glimpse into an era when dinner parties were a popular form of entertainment and public speaking was an art form.
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