Works
- The Amateur Chairman (1939, ?, ?, 1947)
- Speech Evaluation: The Art of Constructive Criticism (1940)
- The Voice of the Speaker (1949, ?, 1967)
- Speech Engineering: 25 Ways to Build a Speech (1952)
- The Great Peacemaker (1955)
- Basic Training for Toastmasters (1956)
- The Story of Toastmasters: Reminiscences of the Founder (1959)
- Beyond Basic Training (1961)
- The Advanced Speaker (1963)
- Personally Speaking: Selections from the Writings of Ralph C. Smedley (1966)
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