British and American letter manuals, 1680-1810
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British and American letter manuals, 1680-1810
Pickering & Chatto
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内容説明
During the 18th century, letter manuals became the most popular form of conduct literature. They were marketed to and used by a wide spectrum of society, from maidservants and apprentices, through military officers and merchants, to gentlemen, parents and children. This work presents the most influential manuals from both sides of the Atlantic.
目次
- Volume I: Academies Of Complement 1680-1805 The Form of Letters The New Academy of Complements or the Lover's Secretary (1754)
- The Complete Letter Writer, or Polite English Secretary (1768)
- The New Complete Letter Writer or the Art of Correspondence (1790) Translations from the French Puget de la Serre, The Secretary in Fashion, or a Compendious and Refined Way of Expression in all Manner of Letters (1683)
- M Voiture, Familiar and Courtly Letters to Persons of Honour and Quality, translated by John Dryden (1700) London The Academy of Complements with many new additions (1684)
- The New Academy of Complements erected for Ladies, Gentlewomen, Courtiers, Gentlemen (1698) London and Worcester, Massachusetts The New Academy of Complements or the Lover's Secretary (1754) London, Philadelphia, Wilmington & New York The American Academy of Complements
- or the Complete American Secretary (1796) Volume II: Secretaries, 1687-1760 Letter Classes 'Introduction', 'Useful Instructions Altogether Necessary to be Observed by those who undertake to Pen and Indite Letters', John Hill, The Young Secretary's Guide, or Speedy Help to Learning (1687) London John Hill, The Young Secretary's Guide, or Speedy Help to Learning, 7th edition (1696)
- Thomas Goodman, The Experienc'd Secretary or Citizen and Countryman's Companion (1699) Boston 'Thomas Hill', The Young Secretary's Guide or Experienc'd Secretary (1703)
- The Young Secretary's Guide, or Speedy Help to Learning. Collected by B W (1707) New York & Philadelphia William and Andrew Bradford, The Secretary's Guide or Young Man's Companion (1728) Philadelphia Andrew Bradford, The Secretary's Guide or Young Man's Companion (1737) Volume III: Complete Letter-Writers, 1740-1795 On Epistolatory Style 'Gentleman of Fortune', The New Art of Letter Writing (1762) London Samuel Richardson, Letters Written to and from Particular Friends on the most Important Occasions (1741)
- Charles Hallifax, Familiar Letters on Various Subjects of Business and Amusement (1755)
- George Fisher, The Instructor
- or Young Man's Best Companion (1767) London, Edinburgh, Boston & New York, Philadelphia, Hartford & Salem The Complete Letter-Writer or Polite English Secretary (1768) Glasgow, New York, New Haven H W Dilworth, The Complete Letter Writer or Young Secretary's Instructor (1783)
- H W Dilworth, The Complete Letter Writer or Young Secretary's Instructor (1793) Aberdeen & London David Fordyce, New and Complete British Letter Writer, or Young Secretary's Instructor in Polite Letter-Writing (c.1790) Philadelphia The American Letter Writer: Containing a Variety of Letters on the most common Occasions of Life (1793) Volume IV: The Art Of Correspondence, 1770-1810 Language Skills and Reading Aloud 'Instructions and Observations', The Correspondent, (1796)
- 'Rules for Reading', The Complete Letter Writer (1768)
- 'Of Accents and Emphasis', 'Stops and Marks used in Reading', The Court Letter Writer (1773) London Thomas Cooke, The Universal Letter Writer or New Art of Polite Correspondence (1788) Philadelphia, Worcester Massachusetts Boston, New York & Albany The New Complete Letter-Writer or the Art of Correspondence (1790) Philadelphia The New Universal Letter Writer, or Complete Art of Polite Correspondence (1800) New York, Connecticut, Philadelphia, Vermont The New and Complete Letter Writer or New Art of Polite Correspondence (1803) New York The Complete American Letter-Writer and Best Companion for the Man of Business (1807)
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