Review of Fair thought and speech

Abstract

Reviews the book, Fair thought and speech by Carl F. Braun (1947). The major part of the book is devoted to a discussion of the means whereby men can be graceful and pleasing in doing their practical duty well. The text of the book is a letter which the author, as president of a manufacturing firm wrote, as part of a series, to each of his employees. It is very evident that the author is making a sincere attempt to apply Christian principles to business intercourse. The principles which the book enunciates are designed to apply with equal force to everyone, to leader and workman alike. The book is simply and clearly written with short sentences and paragraph headings to emphasize and drive home the author's message forcefully. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)