author
Clarence Stratton
1880–1951
A prolific American teacher and writer, he published books on public speaking, English, theater, and historical fiction. His work has the practical, classroom-minded feel of someone who cared about helping people use language clearly and confidently.
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Public Speaking
by Clarence Stratton
About the author
Clarence Stratton was an American author and educator born in 1880. Library and catalog records connect his name with a wide range of books, including Public Speaking, Producing in Little Theaters, Effective English, and historical novels such as When Washington Danced and Robert the Roundhead.
His published work suggests a writer with broad interests but a steady focus on communication and culture. Some books are practical guides for students and teachers, while others reflect an interest in drama, literature, and history.
The available online sources confirm his identity and dates only in a limited way, and they do not provide much personal detail about his life beyond his authorship. No suitable verified portrait image could be confirmed from the pages reviewed, so none is included here.